Should be interesting to watch. Any guesses as to how much airtime will be given to show whorns throwing trash on their field and *****ing to get calls changed?

A Netflix Sports series following the 2024 SEC college football season is coming Summer 2025.

Providing unfiltered access to coaches and players in college football's most dominant conference and giving an exclusive look at key matchups throughout the season. pic.twitter.com/H2Cm2nec0T

— Netflix (@netflix) December 18, 2024

wangus12 said:

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Lol that is gonna be 50% tu promotion and how great their SEC transition was, 35% UGA, 10% Bama and the coaching change and 5% everyone else

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10 minutes will be spent on the tu locker room before our game with "Gonna Fly Now" playing over player slo-mo shots.

SEC football programs not participating in Netflix series are Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, Ole Miss & Texas.

H0RNbyBIRTH said:

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SEC football programs not participating in Netflix series are Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, Ole Miss & Texas.

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Came here to post this.

No way Texas lets that brand damage happen on Netflix.

Oh my goodness, another thread about Texas. I'm predicting a 4 pager.

Netflix taking that tu dong balls deep.

Nice work fellas.

Texas opted out. Which is exactly the right move.

Don't make these kids famous. Nothing good comes from that.

Those with a brain opted out of this insanity.

Explain

45-70Ag said:

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Those with a brain opted out of this insanity.

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Spare me your medical mumbo jumbo. [/Homer]

It's a circus to have Netflix around with cameras covering 18-25 year olds. Nothing good comes of that.

Missouri's @CoachDrinkwitz tells On3 the Tigers also passed on the Netflix SEC docuseries❌ https://t.co/HVTiAkVJej pic.twitter.com/w6ir4FsAVj

— On3 (@On3sports) December 18, 2024

That graphic, I thought something totally different.

"Texas A&M is one of 10 SEC schools slated to participate in the series, which will provide "unprecedented access to players and coaches" across eight 45-minute episodes, per a Netflix release. All 16 SEC schools were invited to participate in the series, though Texas A&M is joined only by Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt, per The Athletic's Seth Emerson.

"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 a statement Wednesday."
https://www.chron.com/sports/college/article/texas-am-netflix-series-19988581.php

Probably the only reason we decided to accept is because we needed some publicity with a new HC and a little stink from firing Jimbo, failed 2022 class and other such issues. Hopefully it will portray A&M in a good light but I highly doubt that.