Injuries have threatened to derail a promising season for TCU Basketball, but there's still time to go dancing. Also, we update the February signing class and look ahead to the new-look baseball program.

Colin and Melissa discuss the Frogs' home loss to Baylor and whether or not we should still be invested in Horned Frog Hoops (spoiler alert: the answer is yes). They also look back at some new football hires and the recent recruiting done by Sonny Dykes and staff.

Sonny Dykes is working the recruiting trail hard with the early signing period coming next week. We recap that as well as take a look at what TCU Basketball has done so far this season and how that should impact our expectations.

The man whose taeks are hot enough to qualify for a Scoville rating joins the show to talk the end of the Gary Patterson era and the future of Sonny Dykes.

The Horned Frogs will finish their regular season Friday in Ames, as they look to upset the already upset Iowa State Cyclones. We also look back at Kansas, check in on the TCU Football coaching search, and take stock of Horned Frog hoops after their worst performance of the season.

TCU Football suffered one of the worst losses in recent memory in Stillwater, and Melissa and Colin discuss what is left to gain this season and why they are excited for a clean slate. Meanwhile TCU Basketball has started strong and the Frogs have a legit star on their hands in sophomore PG Mike Miles.

Behind Jerry Kill and Chandler Morris, TCU Football rose up and knocked off their biggest rival in one of the more shocking results of the season. Colin and Melissa break down Baylor, talk coaching candidates, and get you ready for Oklahoma State.

Colin and Melissa talk about the bombshell TCU Football dropped yesterday, parting ways with longtime coach Gary Patterson. They discuss his legacy, impact on the program and the community, and who might be next.

We also touch on the Baylor game.

Colin and Melissa re-hash a bad TCU loss, talk K State, and answer your twitter questions. Plus, we discuss if TCU Football can get to six wins, and what the benefits of a bowl game could be.

Max Duggan and Quentin Johnston were out here setting PRs, but it wasn't enough as the self-flagellating experience that is watching TCU Football's efense (no D) let the team down once again.

Also, did we really, truly punt on 4th and 9 from the OU 38?