Fayetteville — Texas A&M is 7-0 for the fist time since 1994 after taking down the Arkansas Razorbacks 45-42 on Saturday. Despite giving up big gains to Arkansas on the ground, A&M’s non-stop offense pushed it over the finish line. Here are the five biggest takeaways from the Aggies’ victory.

Arkansas will honor former running back Darren McFadden at halftime. The two-time Doak Walker Award winner in 2006 and 2007. His iconic No. 5 will be honored, but not retired. Defensive lineman Cam Ball and wide receiver Ja’Kayden Ferguson currently wear No. 5 on the roster.

Why did ESPN take the Texas A&M Aggies off and put the Texas Longhorns on? It is just latest 'Big Brother' moment.

The game featured great plays and head scratching decisions, but Utah State ultimately made the key plays to win against the Spartans.

Razorbacks fall to Aggies at home

The first quarter in Fayetteville came out smoking — literally and figuratively — but it’s the Aggies who’ve got the better aroma right now. Arkansas struck first with a 22-yard field goal after a 71-yard drive that looked more like a hog stampede than an opening statement.

With rain and possible severe weather in the forecast, here’s what fans heading to Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium should know before kickoff.

Arkansas is a virtual lock to knock off the unbeaten No. 4 Texas A&M Aggies in Fayetteville Saturday. Well, that's if the Aggies