Texas A&M claimed the College Football Belt with a dominant 45-24 victory over Arkansas, controlling the game through balanced offensive execution and timely defensive plays. The Aggies' ground game was devastating, with Trevor Knight and Trayveon Williams combining for multiple explosive runs including Knight's 42-yard touchdown scamper in the second quarter and Williams' 22-yard scoring run late in the fourth quarter. Arkansas kept pace early behind Austin Allen's passing and Rawleigh Williams III's 55-yard run to the Texas A&M 2-yard line, but critical turnovers derailed the Razorbacks' momentum—Williams fumbled at the 1-yard line in the second quarter when Texas A&M's Armani Watts forced it, and Dominique Reed lost the ball to Myles Garrett in the first quarter. Texas A&M's defense and special teams execution proved decisive, and the Aggies' 366 rushing yards powered them to a 21-point victory that wrested the belt from the defending champion Razorbacks.
Written by Claude from the box score and play-by-play on this page — a plain-English recap of the numbers below, not a substitute for them.