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In an announcement that has stirred both excitement and deep emotion among college football fans, Netflix has officially revealed the release date for its highly anticipated documentary celebrating the life and legacy of iconic Texas Tech head coach Mike Leach. The film, titled “Swing Your Sword: The Mike Leach Story,” will premiere globally on October 25, 2025, just days before the college football season hits its stride.

The documentary promises an intimate look at the trailblazing coach who redefined offensive football and left an indelible mark not only at Texas Tech but across the entire NCAA landscape. Known for his Air Raid offense, eccentric personality, and fearless leadership, Coach Leach — affectionately nicknamed “Coach Bum” by his players — was more than just a football mind; he was a cultural force.

Netflix executives confirmed that the film will feature never-before-seen locker room footage, exclusive interviews with former players, colleagues, and family, and a behind-the-scenes look at the moments that made Coach Leach a legend — from his breakout seasons with the Red Raiders to his unforgettable sideline speeches and off-field adventures.

“We wanted to tell a story that captured the heart, grit, and humor of a man who changed the game,” said the film’s director. “Coach Leach didn’t just coach football — he inspired lives.”

Fans, alumni, and former players have already taken to social media to express their excitement, with hashtags like #RememberCoachLeach and #SwingYourSword trending just hours after the announcement.

For many, this documentary will be more than entertainment — it will be a powerful tribute to a coaching legend whose impact stretched far beyond the field. Get ready for laughs, tears, and a celebration of one of college football’s most unforgettable figures

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