Netflix is set to release a documentary titled Cogs Life, which will provide an in-depth look at the legendary Arkansas Razorbacks coach Nolan Richardson. The film will explore Richardson’s tenure at Arkansas, highlighting his impact on the program and his remarkable successes.

Netflix is set to release an in-depth documentary titled “Cogs Life”, focusing on the remarkable journey of legendary Arkansas Razorbacks head coach Nolan Richardson. The film promises to provide an intimate look at Richardson’s time leading the Razorbacks, highlighting his coaching philosophy, career-defining moments, and the legacy he left behind. Known for his fiery passion, relentless coaching style, and groundbreaking success, Richardson transformed Arkansas basketball into a national powerhouse during his tenure from 1985 to 2002.

The documentary will delve into Richardson’s impact on college basketball, including his revolutionary “40 Minutes of Hell” playing style, which emphasized intense full-court pressure, speed, and relentless defense. Under his leadership, the Razorbacks secured their only NCAA national championship in 1994 with a victory over Duke and made three Final Four appearances (1990, 1994, 1995). With a career record of 389-169 and the most wins in school history, Richardson’s influence extended beyond the court, shaping the lives of players and redefining the Razorbacks’ identity. “Cogs Life” aims to capture the essence of his legacy, offering fans an immersive look at his challenges, triumphs, and the lasting impact of his career.