With the way things started, there looked to be no way Arkansas would only lose 24-17 like they did against Texas A&M. After a horrendous first quarter, the defense clamped down and kept the Hogs in the game as long as they could, the offense just couldn’t string enough drives together.
For a third straight week, Arkansas gave up a special teams touchdown. A&M took the opening kickoff back 100 yards to go up 7-0. The offense floundered around and at the end of the quarter Arkansas was down 14-0 and had negative yards on offense.
Things took a turn when Dre Greenlaw got his first of two interceptions.