4th and 5 wraps up the 2020 class by going through the guys they finished off with, in Alfred Collins and Kelvontay Dixon before they ask and answer the question: did Texas address the needs of the roster with this class?

Pretend We're Football breaks down their thought on Iowa State, TCU, and Jay Bilas's comments on Texas basketball before they preview the upcoming matches vs Texas Tech and Baylor. 

Pretend We're Football is tired. Yes the breakdown the LSU game and what Texas will face in TCU and Iowa State. But they ask and answer, what moves the needle at this point in the season?

4th and 5 is joined by lifetime Longhorn Jackson Jeffcoat to talk about his time at Texas, the NFL, the CFL, and the future. He brings some of his favorite memories on the forty, the ups and downs of the program, and some funny stories.

Then Will and Darius discuss how Texas will try to end out the 2020 cycle at the skill positions and the potential for a strong finish.

Pretend We're Football does a deep dive into the history of Texas basketball to figure out what in the world went wrong that led to Texas' performance in West Virginia and the situation Texas now finds itself. Where does the blame lie? With Shaka, the athletic directors, or the Texas program in general?

Pretend We're Football is get Texas fans prepared for the brutal 48 hour stretch of vs Kansas and @ West Virginia. What can we apply from the wins vs KSU and OSU and how in the world can Texas pull out one of these wins?

4th and 5 gives you a detailed breakdown of the newest assistant coaches that Tom Herman has added to his staff. Where do they come from and what do they bring? Then they preview Texas Elite day. What is the most important thing to come out of it and who will be attending.

Pretend We're Football breaks down what went wrong to open conference play and where that puts Shaka Smart and Texas. What are the likely scenarios to play out with the basketball coaching position? Also a preview of what Kansas State and Oklahoma State bring to the court.

4th and 5 breaks down what exactly they saw in the Alamo Bowl and the win's significance for the program. From there, they give fans a WAY too early preview of the 2020 season and where Texas' strengths and weaknesses will lie.

Then they give their wish list of potential defensive assistant coaches that the Longhorns will be interviewing

Lastly, they go over each Texas signee's All-American Game performances.

Josh and Noah break down the surprising Alamo Bowl blowout win over Utah, discussing what they liked, who broke out, and what it all means (if anything) for 2020 and beyond. They also discuss the hiring of Mike Yurcich as the new offensive coordinator for the Longhorns and discuss what to expect for changes among the remaining position coaches.