The TYFA championship game pits the 210 Outlaws against the mysterious Farm League Hurricanes; the San Antonio Outlaws go on the road looking for their second straight Snoop National Championship.

The Rockets' future in the TYFA is questioned following their playoff melee; the march to the championship continues with a rematch of one of the most contentious regular-season games of year.

The Rockets find themselves in a first-round slugfest as the TYFA playoffs begin; Marecus Goodloe considers his options after another tough day on the sideline.

The Outlaws are surrounded by a cloud of controversy as they march toward a state championship; the TYFA regular season comes to an end with a marque matchup between the Rockets and the undefeated Steelers.

The San Antonio Outlaws begin the playoffs; the Steelers parents cause a ruckus in the stands; the 210 take on the Jr. Rockets.

Following an altercation between adult and child, the Venom try to move forward; the Steelers face off against the 210 Outlaws.

The Judson Jr. Rockets hope to continue their winning ways; the Venom seek answers following a coach's ugly act of misconduct.

A football game turns ugly when aggressive play upsets the coaches and parents; the San Antonio Outlaws face stiff competition.

The recruiting of a prized 12-year-old quarterback creates tensions for the San Antonio Outlaws; neighboring organizations settle a turf war on the field.

The San Antonio Outlaws set out to prove they are the premiere youth football team in the nation as a new season begins; a controversial hit sparks outrage as the Texas Storm take on a new organization.

Texas is widely considered to be the top area of the country for youth football, but that doesn't mean it's the only stronghold in America. Western Pennsylvania is another hotbed for youth football, with Pro Football Hall of Famers such as Joe Namath, Johnny Unitas and Joe Montana having been raised in the region known for its steel mills. This series -- part of the "Friday Night Tykes" franchise -- heads to Beaver County, Pa., where kids are pressured to become superstars on the gridiron. With the once-flourishing area now facing hard times with many of the mills having closed, football is the common thread that continues to connect the towns. The show follows 10 and 11-year-olds as they compete for teams like the Aliquippa Lil Quips - arguably, the most respected team in Beaver County -- and the Monaca Lil Indians, which is the oldest youth football program in the county, as well as the smallest team because it often loses prospects to larger squads.

"Friday Night Lights" centers on the rural town of Dillon, Texas, where winning the state football championship is prized above all else. Coach Eric Taylor guides a high school football team through pressure-filled seasons while dealing with struggles relating to his own family. The interactions between the team members, current and former players, supporters, coaching staff and regular townsfolk address many of the issues facing small-town America.

Women try out to make the Dallas Cowboys cheerleading team.

The "trophy wife" label has infiltrated Hollywood headlines for years, but what's it really like to be one? This docuseries follows a group of women who are married to wealthy, older, previously divorced men -- including the likes of real estate developer Mohamed Hadid -- and the baggage that comes along with them. They are faced with their husbands' ex-wives (sometimes multiple), children (who are sometimes their age), and the challenge of navigating their May-December romances -- all with the intention of becoming their husbands' "forever wives."

The training and development of professional Ultimate Fighters.

The training and development of professional Ultimate Fighters.