ARLINGTON, Texas -- No overtime this time, and luck had little to do with the outcome.
Texas A&M was the better team Saturday night in its 45-24 victory over Arkansas at AT&T Stadium, and the Aggies proved it during a three-minute stretch in the second half -- on their last possession of the third quarter and first of the fourth.
Arkansas had battered A&M on an 89-yard drive that took 9:55 of the third quarter only to come up with no points after having a first and goal from the 2 with the score tied at 17-17.