Paramount+ has announced a four‑episode docuseries that will take viewers inside the inner workings of Texas Tech’s football program as it readies for a make‑or‑break campaign. The series, overseen by Skydance Sports and directed by Micah Brown, began production in January 2026 and is slated to roll out ahead of the 2026 college football season, offering a rare glimpse of the team’s preparation.
A rare look at the making of a season
At the heart of the narrative is coach Joey Maguire, whose strategy and leadership are being chronicled as the squad confronts the fallout of a high‑profile betting scandal that has rocked the program. The series follows Maguire and the team through practices, meetings and the emotional turbulence that defines modern college athletics.
College football analyst Josh Pate, who was in Lubbock last month while covering the team, observed the unprecedented access granted to the filmmakers during the Brendan Sorsby saga, noting that such visibility could translate into compelling storytelling. Pate’s comments suggest the footage may reveal insights that have rarely been captured on camera.
The collaboration between Paramount+, Skydance Sports and Second Wind Creative brings together a blend of streaming expertise and sports production know‑how, aiming to capture both the on‑field drama and the off‑field tensions that define modern college athletics. Industry observers expect the docuseries to set a new standard for how streaming platforms engage with collegiate sports audiences.