Hayden detests Kelly's new boyfriend.

Hayden plans a victory party for an anticipated award.

Hayden is pleased when Kelly volunteers to fill in for his vacationing secretary.

When an arrogant chauvinist millionaire insults his girlfriend in public, Hayden and Christine come to her defense.

Howard's wife Shirley comes to work in the athletic department as his temporary secretary and drives him crazy; Luther and Dauber fight to keep their favorite cereal alive.

Hayden's overactive ego has him convinced that Christine's success is not her own doing.

Luther, feeling a bit lonely, befriends a boy (Smollett) in need of a father

Fed up with trying to increase his fertility, Hayden looks into getting a sperm donor -- quarterback Troy Aikman.

On his 49th birthday, Hayden wants to drive a race car.

Hayden is offered a position at an unnamed pro team. He goes to New York to interview for the job. After first finding out about the offer, he doesn't tell Dauber or Luther. Finally he does and everyone becomes excited about a future in the NFL. Unfortunately Hayden is not offered the job. The show ends with Christine and Hayden discussing their unrelenting ambition that leaves them restless in Minnesota.

Hayden's image consultant Susan Miller gets underfoot when he coaches the team.

Cuts in the non-football athletic budget force Hayden into a televised debate.

Hayden, Luther and Dauber return to Minnesota State, where they reminisce about their college-coaching years and see some familiar faces. Later, at the lake with Christine and Tim, Hayden shares his vision of the family's future -- an idea she quickly embraces.

Hayden, Luther and Dauber return to Minnesota State, where they reminisce about their college-coaching years and see some familiar faces. Later, at the lake with Christine and Tim, Hayden shares his vision of the family's future—an idea she quickly embraces.