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Texas A&M powers past Arkansas 34-7 behind KJ Edwards’ 2 TDs
KJ Edwards scored two touchdowns and Marcel Reed added 170 passing yards as the Aggies piled up 231 rushing yards.
- On Saturday, the Texas A&M Aggies defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 34-7 at Kyle Field, with freshman running back KJ Edwards scoring two touchdowns and quarterback Marcel Reed throwing for 170 yards and adding a rushing score.
- Bouncing back from consecutive losses to Kentucky and LSU, the Aggies rushed for 231 yards in a balanced offensive performance, securing their first Southeastern Conference win of the 2026 season.
- Fifth-Year kicker David Olano extended the halftime lead to 24-7 with a career-long 57-yard field goal, the longest successful kick in the 21st century, while senior safety Dalton Brooks forced a turnover with a 39-yard interception return.
- Arkansas fell to 2-3, managing only 103 yards rushing and 111 passing, as the Razorbacks extended their SEC losing streak to 13 games on both sides of the ball.
- The Aggies improved to 3-2 following the victory and will travel to face the 25th-ranked Missouri Tigers on Saturday, October 10, in their next Southeastern Conference matchup.
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On Oct. 4, 1876, Texas A&M opened as Texas’ first public higher education institution. A little over 18 years later, the very first A&M varsity football team took the field. Now, on A&M’s 150th anniversary game and the 124th season of A&M football, the Aggies entered the game standing with an overall record of 2-2...
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