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4th and 5 breaks down the top stories coming out of the Spring camp with the injury to Gary Johnson, how the passing game is progressing, and who is standing out at practice. Then they answer the audiences questions about Spring practice and recruiting.

4th and 5 breaks down the first open Spring practice of the year and the things that caught their eye. Who really stood out to them and what particular aspects of the team made the biggest impressions. Then they answer your questions on which players and aspects of the team will need to be watched the most through out Spring. Lastly they end off with a little baseball touching on the rocky non-conference and smoother conference play.

The Pretend We're Football crew wraps up the season after Texas' gut-wrenching loss to Nevada in overtime. How do they believe the season went, what were the major factors contributing to the end result, and what were the major highlights/lowlights.

4th and 5 welcomes on InsideTexas' Eric Nahlin and TFB's Gabe Alcocer to answer the biggest questions going into the Spring practices and describe what new schemes Texas may be using in their offense and defense.

The Pretend We're Football crew gets you primed for some March Madness as the Longhorns take on Nevada. They explain how they believe Texas will fair and what the expectations should be.

4th and 5 takes a look at the mailbag to answer some of the questions that the audience asked over the week. They also take a look at Bryan Carrington's new title and pay raise to see what it means for the program. On top of this they give a primer for the commitments coming up. Where they think Jordan Whittington and Calvin Anderson end up and what their impacts will be.

Pretend We're Football is joined by Joe Cook to bathe in the gloriousness that is not having to really worry about getting into March Madness for the first time in what feels like forever. The guys talk about what Texas has done without Mo Bamba and what they expect texas to do in the Big XII tournament. Song: https://soundcloud.com/thebandtoma/going-nowhere-1

4th and 5 sits down with the Longhorns' newest commit, DE T'Vondre Sweat to talk about why he committed to Texas and where he thinks he'll be playing. Then the guys break down his commitment and his film. Afterwards they get into the shenanigans of the Aggies, talk about the Houston Opening, and Texas baseball's trip to Baton Rouge.

Pretend We're Football talks about the FBI crackdown and what the chances are you'll see Eric Davis on the court again, what happened vs Kansas State, Oklahoma State, and Kansas, and how big the West Virginia game is to Texas' tourney hopes. ...But they also talk about making action figures of themselves.

4th and 5 breaks down the Longhorns' Junior Day. How did Texas do, where is the momentum, and what did recruits think? To figure this out they invited on the #3 OLB in the country De'Gabriel Floyd on to get his opinion on the day. Afterwards the guys talk baseball, as the Longhorns kicked off the season last weekend vs Louisiana, so they tell baseball fans what they should be expecting from this team this year.

The Pretend We're Football crew is at it again. They start the episode by launching things into space then do their best to relive the Oklahoma win in Norman over and over again. However, they also look into how much stock to put into the OU win and how Texas will fair over the next three games.

Pretend We're Football provides a clinical breakdown of Texas' 3 game skid with games, jokes, and depression laden analysis.

The 2018 recruiting cycle has come to an end for the Longhorns. 4th and 5 breaks down the Longhorns 3rd ranked recruiting class. They talk who will make the most immediate impace, who will make the biggest impact, and what happened behind the scenes.

Pretend We're Football talks the OU and Tech games, Matt Coleman and Dylan Osetkowski's performances as of late, how close Texas is to getting back into the big dance, and previews Baylor and TCU.

4th and 5 prime you for the end of the 2018 cycle as Texas looks to close strong on NSD #2. Who will be in the class and what should you expect. Then they finish their overview of the 2017 season and how the locker room was effected by the last two games. They finish off talking over the departure of Reggie Hemphill-Mapps and how it affects Texas in 2018.