The Texas A&M yell leaders lead the Aggies in the crowd in a yell before the game.

Reveille IX and Mascot Corporal Mia Miller wait to run out onto the field in front of the team.

Yell Leaders Blake Jones, Gavin Suel and Karsten Lowe run out onto the field in front of the football players.

Sophomore linebacker Keeath Magee II runs out onto the field.

Freshman Jashuan Corbin returned the opening kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown, giving the Aggies an early lead.

Senior Kingsley Keke earned two sacks in the contest versus Arkansas.

Senior Landis Durham had one and a half sacks and five tackles against Arkansas.

Junior Tyrel Dodson calls out a command to his team before the snap.

Arkansas were penalized six times for 61 yards against Texas A&M.

Senior Landis Durham beats a defender around the outside as he attempts to pressure the quarterback.

Texas A&M has a winning streak of six years in a row of defeating Arkansas, that streak increased to seven as the Aggies won 24-17.

Over 55,000 fans of both Texas A&M and Arkansas traveled to the neutral location of AT&T Stadium.

Sophomore Jhamon Ausbon was held to to one reception for five yards.

Cole Kelly of Arkansas scrambled for a touchdown late in the second quarter.

Junior Jace Sternberger hauled in four receptions for 51 yards against Arkansas.

Junior Trayveon Williams scored the Aggie Offense’s only touchdowns of the day on 29 carries.

Arkansas defense intercepted Kellen Mond twice during the Southwest Classic, bringing his interception season total to four.

Sophomore Justin Madubike drags Arkansas’ quarterback to the ground.

Junior Jace Sternberger fights the Arkansas defense for extra yardage.

Head Coach Jimbo Fisher argues a call with the referees.

Reveille IX runs with her handler.

Arkansas’ Rakeem Boyd rushed for 42 yards on 10 carries against the Aggie defense.

Arkansas’ defensive front was able to put pressure on Kellen Mond.

Junior Braden Mann leads the SEC in punting average distance, after he broke the NCAA record for single game punt average against Alabama.

Sophomore Derrick Tucker had three solo tackles against Arkansas.

Senior Deshawn Capers-Smith celebrates an incompletion by Arkansas.

Sophomore Camron Buckley led the Aggies with 71 receiving yards against Arkansas.

Sophomore Leon O’Neal Jr. celebrates a defensive stop.

The Aggie defense nearly earned a safety after a well placed punt, giving Arkansas difficult field position.

Arkansas’ Ty Storey threw for a touchdown and an game-ending interception against Texas A&M.

Sophomore quarterback Kellen Mond rushed for 14 yards against the Razorbacks.

Sophomore quarterback Kellen Mond passes the ball off to freshman running back Jashaun Corbin.

Senior linebacker Riley Garner prepares for the next play.

Sept. 29 marked Texas A&M head football coach Jimbo Fisher’s first Southwest Classic.

Texas A&M head football coach Jimbo Fisher argues with a referee.

The Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band performed at halftime in AT&T Stadium.

Senior defensive lineman Kingsley Keke made four total tackles against Arkansas.

Junior running back Trayveon Williams rushed for 152 yards Saturday afternoon.

Junior defensive back Charles Oliver and junior linebacker Tyrel Dodson shake hands in between plays.

Sophomore wide receiver Camron Buckley rushed for 72 yards.

Freshman placekicker Seth Small attempted three field goals, only one of which was good.

Junior running back Trayveon Williams celebrates after a touchdown.

Junior running back Trayveon Williams and his teammates pose for a photo with the Southwest Classic trophy.

Sophomore defensive back Travon Fuller, sophomore defensive back Derrick Tucker, sophomore wide receiver Camron Buckley, junior running back Trayveon Williams and sophomore linebacker Buddy Johnson saw ’em off during the Aggie War Hymn.

Sophomore Klyde Chris and junior Tyrel Dodson celebrate after emerging  victorious from the Southwest Classic against Arkansas with a score of 24-17.

Texas A&M football players sway as the Aggies extended their win streak against Arkansas to seven consecutive years.