Breaking News: Amazon Just Released Another Documentary Series on Tennessee volunteers

Amazon has recently expanded its sports documentary offerings with the release of “The Money Game: LSU,” a six-part series that delves into the impact of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policies on college athletics. The series spotlights prominent Louisiana State University athletes, including Angel Reese, Livvy Dunne, Flau’jae Johnson, Jayden Daniels, Alia Armstrong, and Trace Young, exploring how these athletes navigate and benefit from NIL opportunities. citeturn0search4

 

While Amazon has produced various sports documentaries, such as “Coach Prime,” which chronicles Deion Sanders’ coaching tenure at Jackson State University, citeturn0search2 there is currently no documentary series specifically focused on the Tennessee Volunteers. However, the platform continues to explore compelling stories within college athletics, potentially paving the way for future content centered on teams like the Volunteers.

 

In the meantime, fans interested in historical college football narratives might appreciate “Unrivaled: The Documentary,” which tells the story of Sewanee’s 1899 football team—a remarkable and often overlooked chapter in sports history. citeturn0search0