The Cowboys aren’t the only local football team set to be featured in a Netflix series this summer.
On August 5, Netflix is releasing a new docuseries “SEC Football: Any Given Saturday” that will provide “unprecedented access to the players, coaches, and programs that define the sport’s most dominant league” and “will spotlight high-stakes games, rivalry week showdowns, and the personal stories that shape each season.”
While Netflix didn’t specify which teams are in the show, The Athletic has previously reported that the show will feature 10 of the 16 schools, with Texas A&M being one of the 10 that opted in to the show. It was also reported that the six schools that appeared to opt out of the show were Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and Ole Miss.
“This behind-the-scenes docuseries will bring all the drama and pageantry of Southeastern Conference Football to a worldwide Netflix audience,” SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said in the announcement.
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“Viewers will ride along on the team buses, sit in on locker-room speeches, drop in on barbershop banter, and witness the grind it takes to be a D1 athlete in the nation’s most competitive football culture,” Netflix said in the statement. “Whether you’re a die-hard fan, a lapsed alum, or just curious what life is really like inside college football’s most elite conference, the series brings unmatched access to the culture, commitment, and chaos of SEC football. It’s as much about the grind and emotion as it is about touchdowns and trophies.
Watch the trailer for the show below.
SEC Football: Any Given Saturday, a Netflix Sports series offering an exclusive look at key matchups throughout the SEC season, premieres August 5.
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