By News and Communications Staff

March 13, 2026

The Sacramento State Men’s Basketball team’s fight to secure a place among college basketball elite under the leadership of Head Coach Mike Bibby and General Manager Shaquille O’Neal will be featured in a new documentary series premiering May 1 on The Roku Channel.

“Fear Nothing: Sac State” by Overtime and Omaha Productions will spotlight Hornets guard Mikey Williams, as the once top-ranked recruit struggles to rebuild his career as well as examine Bibby’s evolution from NBA star to collegiate coach.

“Sacramento has always had heart, and Sac State basketball represents the grit and that chip on the shoulder,” Bibby said. “Giving these young men a platform to show their work ethic, their brotherhood, and what it means to wear green and gold — that’s powerful.

“I’m proud to see the Hornets get this kind of spotlight.”

The six-episode docuseries goes behind the scenes from the locker room to campus life as well as practices and late-night strategy sessions to offer a look at the unique partnership between Bibby and O’Neal, once fierce NBA rivals.

"Fear Nothing: Sac State" premieres May 1 on The Roku Channel.

Hornets forward Shaqir O’Neal, Shaquille O’Neal’s son, will also be featured in the series.

“This is an incredible moment for Sacramento State,” Athletics Director Mark Orr said. “To have two of the biggest names in sports media shining a light on our program, our players, and our community speaks volumes about what’s happening here.”

“Fear Nothing: Sac State” will stream on Roku as well as across Overtime’s platforms with new episodes debuting weekly.

“Roku is always looking for stories that surprise people, stories with heart, grit, and real stakes,” said Joe Franzetta, head of sports for Roku Media. “‘Fear Nothing: Sac State’ brings all that and more.

“Sacramento State is building something fearless and fresh, and this partnership with Overtime and Omaha Productions delivers unprecedented access to a program rewriting the rules. We’re thrilled to exclusively debut this title which brings viewers inside a team that refuses to be overlooked and a season full of unforgettable moments.”

Overtime, a sports media company with nearly 100 million fans and followers, partnered with Omaha Productions which was founded by NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning.

“Overtime has always championed programs, athletes, and coaches who challenge the status quo,” said Dan Porter, CEO and co-founder of Overtime. “What Shaq is building at Sac State is bold, ambitious, and authentic, and partnering with Peyton and Omaha to tell that story makes it even more special.”