Netflix is set to release a new sports documentary series in the summer of 2025, focusing on the Southeastern Conference (SEC) football, including the Tennessee Volunteers. This eight-episode series will chronicle the entire 2024 season and is being produced by Box To Box Films, the acclaimed production company behind popular docuseries like Formula 1: Drive to Survive, Full Swing, and Sprint .
The docuseries promises unprecedented access to players and coaches, taking viewers behind the scenes—from locker rooms and team buses to barbershops and beyond. Each 45-minute episode aims to capture the drama and pageantry of SEC football, offering an intimate look at the sport’s most dominant conference .
The Tennessee Volunteers are among the ten SEC schools participating in the series. According to Jason Baum from the University of Tennessee, the athletics department is excited to be part of the production . Other participating schools include Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt .
This series adds to Netflix’s expanding portfolio of sports content, following its successful ventures into Formula 1, golf, tennis, and athletics. With the SEC’s rich history and passionate fan base, the upcoming docuseries is poised to offer a compelling and immersive experience for college football enthusiasts worldwide.
