HornsCast

[EXPLICIT] Pretend We're Football: Should You Recalibrate Expectations Half-Way Through Non-Conference Play Or Not?

Will, Jonny, and Tim discuss what the major takeaways should be for Texas fans after the 5-1 start with a loss to Georgetown. Should people recalibrate their expectations of the basketball team for the next half of non-conference play, or are all things still on track?

The Fire Tom Herman Podcast: Fire Everyone

Josh and Noah discuss the most frustrating parts of the Baylor loss, make their calls on which staff members remain at Texas for 2020, and lament the possibility of finishing the regular season 6-6.

The Fire Tom Herman Podcast: If You Don't Like That, You Don't Like Texas Football

Tux and Josh do some cathartic ranting about what went wrong against Iowa State and during the season as a whole, breaking down what changes need to be made, and whether or not this has started the ball rolling on the end of the Tom Herman era in Austin. They also discuss the first ever voicemail on the podcast's Hot Take Line and whether or not Texas will get dragged in Waco, or if it will be another frustrating game of woulda, coulda, shoulda.

4th and 5: Where to Place the Blame For Iowa State Loss and Deep Dive Into Baylor Game

4th and 5 brings a very cathartic episode where Will and Darius air their frustrations about the Iowa State and discuss which part of the program deserves the most blame.

Then they are joined by Sam Bradshaw of SicEm365 to do a deep dive of what the Longhorns will be facing in Waco vs Baylor.

[EXPLICIT] Pretend We're Football: What to Take Away From Purdue Win and How Texas Matches Up vs Duke

Pretend We're Football looks through the first three games and tells you what made them optimistic, what worried them, and how much fans should take away from the games.

Then they break down the Longhorns' next opponents for the Empire Classic where they will face PVA&M, Georgetown, and Duke or Cal. How do they match up vs each team and what should fans expect.

The Fire Tom Herman Podcast: Kleiman Change is Real

Josh and Noah return from their own personal bye week to discuss the big win over the Purple Wizard-less Kansas State Wildcats and spend time discussing the defensive improvements in the second half, what changed, and whether or not they think those fixes will be enough to turn the defense around to end the year. They also discuss Brock Purdy and the upcoming game against Iowa State and make their predictions for how Texas will respond on the trip to Ames this Saturday. 

4th and 5: Quandre Diggs Interview and Kansas State Review

4th and 5 is joined by lifetime Longhorn and fan-favorite CB Quandre Diggs to talk about his time at Texas, his thoughts on the current state of Texas football, and his time in the NFL.

Then the guys break down the turn around in the Kansas State game and what the main factors were behind it.

4th and 5: Bye Week Breakdown and Wizardless Kansas State Preview

4th and 5 break down the major recruiting and team events of the bye week. How are things trending for the Longhorns after they lost three commits and gained one. How has Herman addressed the issues in the locker room and is his approach working?

Then they give the keys to the game vs a daunting Kansas State team and are joined by Grant from the Boscoe's Boys podcast to give a closer look at the Wildcats.

[EXPLICIT] Pretend We're Football: What to Expect Out of Texas In the First Three Games

Pretend We're Football replaces BitterWhiteGuy with Jeff Haley to break down what Longhorn fans should expect out of the Longhorns vs #23 Purdue, Northern Colorado, and Cal Baptist and what are the major questions that should be answered.

 

Intro is Budos Band - Hidden Hand

4th and 5: What Changes Need to Be Made and the Future of the NCAA

4th and 5 breaks down what happened in Fort Worth on the field and before that in the locker room to cause the Longhorns' collapse last weekend. What changes need to be made in the short term to save the season and in the long term to save the program.

Then Will and Darius argue how the NCAA's move to allow athletes to right to their name, image, and likeness will actually affect the student-athlete and if it will be enough to save the NCAA.