Good News: Netflix to Release Highly Anticipated Documentary on Oklahoma Sooners Following a Surprising 2025 Season
In an exciting development for college football fans, Netflix has announced the release of a highly anticipated documentary focused on the Oklahoma Sooners, following their unexpected and thrilling 2025 season. The documentary, set to air later this year, will give fans a behind-the-scenes look at how the Sooners overcame challenges and defied expectations to make a deep run in the college football playoff.
After a period of rebuilding, the Sooners shocked the college football world by surpassing predictions and securing a top playoff spot, all while showcasing the exciting blend of young talent and seasoned leadership on the field. Head coach Brent Venables, along with standout players like quarterback Dillon Gabriel and defensive leader Danny Stutsman, helped guide Oklahoma to one of its most memorable seasons in recent years.
“We knew we had something special brewing in the locker room this year,” said Venables. “The 2025 season was full of surprises, and this documentary is a great way to showcase the hard work, the passion, and the dedication that helped us get to where we are. I think fans are going to love seeing what goes into building a championship-caliber team.”
Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Emily Davis, the documentary will feature never-before-seen footage from inside the Oklahoma football program, including team meetings, practices, and game-day preparations. The series will also highlight personal stories from players, coaches, and staff members, giving fans an intimate look at the grind behind the victories.
“Watching this team grow together, especially in a season that no one saw coming, has been incredible,” said Gabriel. “I’m proud of what we accomplished and excited to share that with the fans.”
The documentary will capture not only the on-field drama but also the determination and resilience that made Oklahoma’s 2025 season so special, making it a must-watch for college football fans everywhere.