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Texas A&M Puts Streak on the Line Against Improving Arkansas
No. 8 Texas A&M looks to keep rolling when it hosts Arkansas on Saturday in College Station, Texas, in a high-stakes SEC battle between two teams trending in the right direction. Arkansas has historically dominated this series, leading 108-61 all-time, with Texas A&M being the most common opponent in Razorbacks history. However, the Aggies have momentum on their side, riding a four-game winning streak, while Arkansas has won three of its last four after a rocky start to conference play.
Texas A&M’s Stifling Defense Powers Win Streak
The Aggies (19-5, 8-3 SEC) are coming off a dominant second-half performance in a 68-53 win over Georgia on Tuesday. After a sluggish start, Texas A&M flipped the game with a 22-0 run, turning an eight-point deficit into a commanding lead.
Solomon Washington delivered a season-high 17 points off the bench, while Henry Coleman III (13 points), Wade Taylor IV (12), and Zhuric Phelps (10) contributed to the balanced attack.
Head coach Buzz Williams credited his team’s resilience:
“I did not think we were good in the first half, but credit to our guys—they were saying all the right things as the travesty was unfolding. When our defense is able to help our offense, a lot of good things happen.”
Texas A&M held Georgia to just four field goals in the second half and shot an impressive 56.3% from the floor after halftime.
Still, Williams knows the Aggies can’t afford another slow start:
Arkansas’ Revival Centers Around Zvonimir Ivisic
After a rough start to SEC play, Arkansas (15-9, 4-7 SEC) is finding its stride, with a 70-58 win over LSU marking its third victory in four games.
Zvonimir Ivisic had a breakout performance, scoring 25 points while Johnell Davis (11 points) and D.J. Wagner (10 points) helped close out the win.
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Ivisic has been a game-changer for the Razorbacks, averaging 15.1 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks over the last seven games while shooting 46.2% from three-point range.
Arkansas started SEC play with five straight losses, but the team is finding chemistry at the right time, with major tests still ahead against No. 1 Auburn and No. 21 Missouri.
Key Matchup: Texas A&M’s Defense vs. Arkansas’ Shooting
Texas A&M’s defensive intensity has been the key to its success, but Arkansas is improving offensively, especially with Ivisic providing spacing and rim protection.
The Aggies will look to slow down the Razorbacks’ shooters and dominate the glass, while Arkansas hopes to continue its second-half resurgence and pick up a statement road win.
Will Texas A&M continue its dominance at home, or can Arkansas shake up the SEC standings with a huge upset?
