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When is Netflix's SEC football show scheduled to premiere? Will LSU be featured?

When is Netflix's SEC football show scheduled to premiere? Will LSU be featured?

USA Today4 days ago
LSU football will likely be featured in a show spotlighting the SEC's most storied football programs.
Netflix announced "SEC Football: Any Given Saturday" will premiere August 5, an eight-episode series that goes inside the conference's iconic programs. Fans will gain access to athletes, coaches, coordinators, and staff as they prepare for and play during the 2024 season.
Quarterback Garrett Nussmeier is featured on the show's advertisement poster, pointing to a likely appearance by the Tigers in the series. He, along with South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers, Florida's DJ Lagway, Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia, and Auburn's Cam Coleman, are also on the cover.
The series will showcase the SEC's deepest rivalries and game day experiences for everyone inside the programs. Shots inside team buses, locker rooms and stops along the every day lives of players and coaches will showcase the college football experience.
For LSU, expect appearances from Nussmeier, head coach Brian Kelly, offensive coordinator Joe Sloan, and defensive coordinator Blake Baker.
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