Texas A&M took care of business in familiar fashion against Arkansas with a 28-21 overtime win. The Aggies earned their fourth win of the season and will hope to move up from their current no. 14 ranking when next week’s polls come out. Arkansas, meanwhile, drops to 1-3 after losses to Toledo and Texas Tech.
The Hogs and Aggies played a very close game, and yet their records and outlooks for the remainder of the season are on opposite ends of the college football spectrum.
That very premise raises some tough questions – and perhaps the most important one is this: What should we make of the Aggies’ narrow escape against Arkansas?