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Lights, Camera, Red Raiders: Texas Tech takes the spotlight in ‘The Program'

Lights, Camera, Red Raiders: Texas Tech takes the spotlight in ‘The Program'

Texas Tech football's new four-part docuseries, "The Program," launches today on Paramount+ the same day the Red Raiders open their season against Abilene Christian at home. The series gives viewers an inside look at the lives of people inside the Texas Tech football program.

The series gives viewers an inside look at the lives of people inside the Texas Tech football program. For a fanbase that bleeds scarlet and black on game days, having that kind of access packaged into a streaming series is a different kind of offering than the usual highlight reels and press conferences.

The timing is no accident. Dropping a docuseries on opening day stacks the attention in Tech's favor, giving fans something to watch before or after the game rather than waiting for the season to build its own drama. People here who can't make it to Jones AT&T Stadium on Saturday now have another way to connect with the program before kickoff.

Lubbock has long leaned into its football identity, and a nationally distributed streaming series on Paramount+ puts the program in front of an audience well beyond West Texas. Fans who grew up watching Tech from the stands now get to see what happens behind the closed doors they never had access to.

Whether the docuseries shows the program at its best or its most honest is the question every fan will be asking by episode two.

Common questions

What is 'The Program' and where can I watch it?

'The Program' is a four-part Texas Tech football docuseries now streaming on Paramount+. It gives viewers an inside look at the people within the Red Raiders football program, going beyond typical highlight reels and press conferences to show what life inside the program actually looks like.

Why did Texas Tech release the docuseries today?

The release lines up with Texas Tech's season opener against Abilene Christian at Jones AT&T Stadium. Dropping it on opening day gives fans extra content to watch around the game, and gives those who can't make it to the stadium another way to connect with the team.

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