Inside the Journey to a National Championship: Paramount+ Unveils Trailer for 'MADE FOR MARCH'

March Madness is the most exciting time of the year for college hoops fans, and Paramount+ is getting ready to bring viewers closer to the action than ever before. Today, the streaming service revealed the trailer and key art for its four-part docuseries, MADE FOR MARCH.

Set to debut on Saturday, April 4, the series chronicles two of college basketball’s most storied programs, the Kansas Jayhawks and the Michigan Wolverines, as they make their bid for a national championship this season.

For the first time, cameras will follow both teams across an entire season, capturing the intense pressure and undeniable passion that comes with a high-stakes postseason run.

Fans can expect unprecedented off-court access, exclusive interviews, and thrilling game footage. The docuseries covers key regular-season, conference, and postseason matchups across both the Big 12 and Big Ten.

The series offers a fascinating look at two elite, yet distinct, programs fighting for the ultimate prize.

Currently ranked #3 in the nation, the Michigan Wolverines are operating under the guidance of second-year head coach Dusty May. Bolstered by one of the most highly touted transfer classes in the country and led by senior forward Yaxel Lendeborg, the Wolverines have proven to be one of the strongest and most formidable teams in the sport to date.

On the other side of the court, the Kansas Jayhawks bring their own legendary pedigree to the screen. Currently ranked #14, the team is helmed by Hall of Fame head coach Bill Self, who has already steered the program to two national championships. This impressive track record ensures Kansas remains one of the most consistently successful teams in college basketball history.

Adding to the excitement, this 2025–2026 Jayhawks squad is anchored by Darryn Peterson, a standout talent who is widely projected to be the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NBA draft.

MADE FOR MARCH will stream first on Paramount+ before airing on CBS over the course of four weeks. If you want to follow the journey, here is the official broadcast schedule: