NETFLIX PRESENTS: “Burn the Boats: The Auburn Tigers:Streaming Now on Netflix. Over four powerful episodes, this original series spotlights the storied Auburn Tigers, with a sharp focus on their…

Over four powerful episodes, this original series spotlights the storied Auburn Tigers, with a sharp focus on their football legacy, the resurgence of their men’s and women’s basketball programs, and the grit of their Olympic-caliber track and swimming teams. From the pressure-cooker of SEC matchups to personal struggles far from the field, “Burn the Boats” explores what it takes to represent the orange and blue.

Led by head football coach Hugh Freeze, viewers are taken behind the scenes of one of the most demanding programs in college football. Cameras follow Auburn’s grueling fall camp, the tension of rivalry week against Alabama, and emotional player moments you’ll never see on game day. Freshman quarterback Jalen Ward’s rise from an underdog recruit to a locker room leader provides a central thread of inspiration and challenge.

Off the field, the documentary shines a spotlight on Auburn’s women’s sports, particularly the volleyball and gymnastics teams—symbols of grace and power in a program that’s built on tradition and breaking limits. Interviews with coaches and star athletes reveal the sacrifices made to wear the Auburn crest, and how female athletes are redefining what it means to be a Tiger.

Through hometown footage, alumni memories, and powerful narration, “Burn the Boats” weaves a deeper narrative of what Auburn means—not just to its athletes, but to an entire community. From Toomer’s Corner to Jordan-Hare Stadium, the documentary is a love letter to one of the most passionate fanbases in the country.

Directed by sports documentarian Malik Jones and scored with Southern-folk inspired music by award-winning composer Anna Reaves, this documentary blends energy, emotion, and authenticity in a way only Netflix can deliver.

“Burn the Boats” isn’t just about winning. It’s about legacy, family, and the fire that fuels one of college sports’ most electric programs.

Now streaming exclusively on Netflix. New episodes every Friday.