One of the most prestigious and successful basketball programs in NCAA history has to be the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Since their inception in 1902, the Wildcats have won more NCAA titles (a total of 8 to be precise) than nearly every other program in the nation, making them a byword for excellence on the court. 

Legendary players like Anthony Davis, Jamal Mashburn, Cliff Hagan, and Tony Delk, among many others, are part of the team's illustrious past. However, the Kentucky Wildcats' legacy extends well beyond this, and there have been several documentaries made to honor that. One of the best ones among them is 2013's Sixth Man: Bluesanity

Basketball fans, especially those of the Big Blue Nation, will naturally be eager to know where and how to watch Sixth Man online and if it is available on Netflix.

No, Netflix does not have the 2013 documentary Sixth Man: Bluesanity on the platform currently. But it is available on DocuramaFilms and Amazon Prime Video on a subscription basis, and for free on Hoopla. Apple TV, Prime Video, and Fandango have the documentary up for rent as well. 

The documentary about the Kentucky Wildcats basketball program provides viewers a comprehensive look at one of the most legendary teams in college basketball through interviews with players, coaches, and celebrities, including Josh Hutcherson, Steve Zahn, and The Backstreet Boys, who all have a shared love for Kentucky basketball in common. This fascinating initiative offers a never-before-seen behind-the-scenes look at the Wildcats, highlighting their illustrious past, brilliant coaches, and fervent fan base.  

The documentary really encapsulates what inspires individuals from all walks of life to embrace a magnificent and unique tradition, especially the team motto "Bleed True Blue!" that unites followers worldwide. Their contagious spirit and their legacy are awe-inspiring for any sports enthusiast. Sixth Man: Bluesanity, like any other sports documentary, tries to equate every human emotion to the sport to highlight its appeal.  

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Anyhow, the heritage of the Kentucky Wildcats is something that needs to be celebrated time and again, and to do that, CBS has brought another deep dive docuseries this time. 

CBS just released a documentary on the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday, April 4, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET. The University of Kentucky men's basketball team's 2025–26 season, arguably one of the most dramatic seasons in the team's history, is the focus of this all-access special on CBS called Kentucky Basketball Confidential. 

Throughout the season, camera teams were stationed beside the Wildcats to record behind-the-scenes footage from practices, locker rooms, and travel. The team's 14-loss season, which included multiple high-profile losses and a ninth-place finish in the Southeastern Conference, is covered in the documentary. In addition to all this, it also features video of the much-discussed pregame altercation that happened just before the Louisville game.

In contrast to the Sixth Man: Bluesanity, the CBS documentary delves into the tough times of the team and their mental state going through it. A different angle from the previous documentaries on the team, the docuseries is bound to bring the fans closer to the humans behind the team.

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Are you a Kentucky Wildcats fan? If yes, have you watched Sixth Man: Bluesanity? Do let us know.