4th and 5 is back to break down the 2023 recruiting class. How did Texas' highest-rated class since 2010 address its actual needs?

Then they preview the match-up vs the Washington Huskies in the Alamo Bowl. What to look out for and keys to winning the game

Pretend We're Football brings you the most hard-hitting analysis on Texas basketball current events like:

- Is Tyrese Hunter a mummy?

- A scandal at GW in 1998 between Luke Axtell and Capstar

- Tim is working at Starbucks

And I guess they also talk about Chris Beard being arrested for alleged domestic violence, where that leaves Texas, and who will be the next head coach.

Josh celebrates the big win over 0U and considers how much can be extrapolated about Texas from how bad the Sooners suck.

4th and 5 basks in the glory of Red River Shutout, reliving the biggest moments and just being happy.

They also break down:
- How this team is doing halfway through the season
- Where the strengths/flaws are
- What the addition of Quinn Ewers has done
- What Texas fans can reasonably expect from a second half of the season that may be more difficult than a first half that featured Bama

Josh spends about 20 minutes lamenting the familiarity of everything that went wrong against Texas Tech and how it translates into the upcoming game against West Virginia.

Josh and Noah discuss the dominating second half from the Horns as they ultimately cruise to a 41-20 win over UTSA. What does this mean for the state of the program in terms of the team's mentality? And where are the expectations for the team heading into conference play?

Josh and Noah discuss the surprising outcome against Alabama as the Horns hung tough and arguably should have left DKR on Saturday with the dub. What went well, and what areas does Texas need to correct if they want to prove that this game is the standard and not an outlier going forward?

Josh comes at you with a solo episode to talk about the season opening win for Texas over Louisiana-Monroe and preview the Alabama game.

With the season opener against ULM on our doorstep, Josh and Noah come together to discuss the schedule and the impact players for the Longhorns this season. Expectations for individual players as well as the defensive, offensive, and special teams units are broken down as well as sorting the 2022 opponents into tiers based on likelihood of winning.

4th and 5 breaks down the biggest question marks surrounding Texas as we near the end of fall camp. How does the loss of Angilau and Neyor affect the offense? Who's starting at OL? Quinn Ewers or Hudson Card? Optimism around DeMarvion Overshown?!

All this and more!

Josh is joined by guest host Steven to discuss expectations for the upcoming season now that fall practice has finally kicked off in Austin. Do positive feelings abound for the FSS boys? Or does cynicism continue to rule their offseason?