Hellcats

Law professor Parish agrees to attempt freeing Travis with minimal scandal in order to limit damage to the Lancers team and hence the Hellcats, who risk loosing their funding, yet enjoy a silly toga party which may be their last. The prospect of prison horror scares Jake too much to just do the right thing for Travis and the team, but his ex soon drives home the message that coming clean is better for him too. after a brilliant public confession, he gets off with a minimal jail term in optimal conditions and retains his sports hero status. Travis goes free and schemer Bill Marsh is forced to resign without pension.

While the Hellcats host a fund-raising party to sell cheerleading calendars, Marti and Alice break into Marsh's office, but what they find raises ethical dilemmas for both. Meanwhile, the Monroe clan has a family meeting; Vanessa gives Coach Raymond a lesson about fancy footwork.

When Dan suggests the demo video needs a visual make-over, captain Savannah takes his advice to shoot it outdoors, despite major opposition lead by rival Alice. Criminal law professor Julian Parrish is attempting to change a law which needlessly aggravates punishments. Marti however believes the claim of innocence of the grumpy convict whose case is to serve as precedent and promises to get him released, although Julian considers that beyond their means. Red Raymond surprises Derrick by first warning he plans to win Vanessa back and successfully triggering a bar brawl, then generously waving the option to file a complaint and have his rival fired, yet thus achieves a couple rift.