Arkansas and Texas A&M Clash: A Battle for SEC Dominance in Arlington!

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Southwest Classic appears to be concluding its time in Arlington with a closely contested matchup between Arkansas and No. 24 Texas A&M.

The Razorbacks (3-1, 1-0 SEC) are locked at 14-14 with the Aggies (3-1, 1-0) at halftime. Both teams’ defenses tightened up during the second quarter.

Arkansas scored first with a long touchdown pass from Taylen Green to Isaac TeSlaa on their initial drive. Texas A&M quickly equalized with a long touchdown of their own.

Ja’Quinden Jackson added another touchdown for Arkansas shortly after a successful fake punt, but Texas A&M capitalized on an Arkansas turnover deep in their territory to tie the game.

Arkansas aims to achieve a 2-0 record in SEC play for the first time since the 2006 season. The Razorbacks have accomplished this feat five times since joining the conference in 1992. They secured a victory against Auburn last week, winning 24-14 on the road.

Live updates are available below, featuring key moments and highlights from the game between Arkansas and Texas A&M.

Score updates:
Arkansas 14 0 0 x 14
Texas A&M 7 7 0 x 14

Third Quarter
Arkansas fake field goal unsuccessful
The Razorbacks attempted another fake play, but Devin Bale was tackled behind the line of scrimmage. Kyle Ramsey was set to attempt a 50-yard field goal. Texas A&M now takes over in advantageous field position.

Second Quarter
Landon Jackson secures a sack
Jackson recorded his first sack of the season just as halftime approached. The score stands at 14-14 as both teams head to the locker room.

Texas A&M Interception: Dezz Ricks intercepts Taylen Green
Green attempted a deep pass during a two-minute drill, but Ricks seized an opportunity, snagging an interception while Tyrone Broden was double-covered. Texas A&M now has a chance to take the lead before halftime.

Texas A&M Touchdown: Marcel Reed scores on a 5-yard run
The Aggies capitalized on the Arkansas turnover, tying the game at 14-14 with 8:58 left in the first half. The Texas A&M defensive unit has been dominating the line of scrimmage, making crucial plays.

Arkansas fumble recovered by Scooby Williams
A read-option by Arkansas was disrupted by Texas A&M’s Shemar Stewart, causing Taylen Green to fumble the ball. Scooby Williams recovered it, setting the Aggies up for a first-and-goal at the Arkansas 10-yard line.

First Quarter
Touchdown Arkansas: Ja’Quinden Jackson scores on an 8-yard run
The Razorbacks capitalized on their fake punt by scoring just three plays later. Jackson logged his ninth rushing touchdown of the season, giving Arkansas a 14-7 lead with 4:50 remaining in the first quarter.

Fake Punt: Devin Bale rushes for 25 yards
On 4th-and-15, Arkansas called for a fake punt, resulting in a significant 25-yard run by punter Devin Bale, who had the option to either punt or run.

Touchdown Texas A&M: Marcel Reed connects on a 58-yard pass to Noah Thomas
The Aggies answered quickly on their second offensive drive. Arkansas cornerback Kee’yon Stewart was beaten on a comeback route, missing an essential tackle, allowing Thomas to score. The game was tied at 7-7 with 10:28 remaining in the first quarter.

Touchdown Arkansas: Taylen Green connects on a 75-yard pass to Isaac TeSlaa
The Razorbacks began the game with a bang, as Green evaded a rush and launched a perfect pass to TeSlaa down the left sideline, giving Arkansas an immediate 7-0 lead.

Game Information
Date: Saturday, Sept. 28
Time: 2:30 p.m. CT
Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas

Broadcast Information
The Arkansas vs Texas A&M game is aired on ESPN with live coverage by Dave Pasch and Dusty Dvoracek, and Taylor McGregor reporting from the sideline. Streaming options include ESPN+ and Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.

Series History
The all-time series record stands at Arkansas leading 42-35-3. The most recent Arkansas victory occurred in 2021, while Texas A&M’s last win was in 2023.

Injury Reports
Arkansas:
Out – Miguel Mitchell (DB), Patrick Kutas (OL), Andreas Paaske (TE), Khafre Brown (WR)
Questionable – Jaylon Braxton (DB), Hudson Clark (DB), Ty Washington (TE), Tyrell Reed Jr. (RB)
Probable – Monte Harrison (WR)

Texas A&M:
Out – Reuben Owens (RB), Tyreek Chappell (DB), Mark Nabou Jr. (OL), TJ Shanahan (OL)
Questionable – Enai White (DL), Conner Weigman (QB)
Probable – Bryce Anderson (DB)

Upcoming Schedule
Arkansas will face Tennessee on Oct. 5, followed by LSU on Oct. 19. Texas A&M will play Missouri on the same day.

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