After a team effort win over Arkansas, several players stood out as the TKO Performers of the Week. Notably, KJ Edwards and David Olano received accolades after their highlight performances that carried A&M to victory.

Texas A&M's offensive line paved the way for the Aggies to accumulate 231 rushing yards vs. Arkansas as they also kept Marcel Reed from being sacked for the second time this season. Continued improvement from the Maroon Goons could ultimately get 2026 back on track.

Running the football on 72 percent of their offensive snaps paid off for the Aggies as they rolled up 231 yards on the ground en route to a 34-7 win over the Razorbacks. Billy Liucci, along with Stephen McGee, analyzes what worked vs. Arkansas and what needs to be cleaned up moving forward.

With a pair of 50-plus-yard field goals in Texas A&M's 34-7 victory over Arkansas, kicker David Olano was named the Southeastern Conference's Special Teams Player of the Week. Olano is now 7-for-7 on field goal attempts this season and is a perfect 26-for-26 on all tries in 2026.

For a second consecutive week, Texas A&M's kicker steps into the Overnight Sensation spotlight as David Olano nailed a pair from 50-plus in the Aggies' 34-7 win over Arkansas, including a career-long 57-yarder. Olano is now 7-for-7 on field goal attempts this season.

The fifth-largest crowd in program history watched the Aggies run at will en route to a comfortable win over Arkansas, but there was still plenty left on the table in Week 5. On this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño review the 34-7 win as a daunting trip is up next.

Taking a closer look at the Maroon & White's performance from Saturday's 34-7 victory over Arkansas reveals plenty of interesting statistics and numbers to make note of. With Texas A&M back in the win column, it's now time to dive into 12 stats from the Week 5 contest.

With the legs of KJ Edwards, Marcel Reed, Rueben Owens II and Carsyn Baker leading the way, Texas A&M rolled to a 34-7 win over Arkansas as Aggie dominance in the series continued on Saturday night. Needless to say, the comfortable victory was far less loathsome than recent weeks.

Texas A&M needed a feel-good night to get its confidence back, and the Aggies found it by riding the running game to a 34-7 victory over Arkansas. Keeping it on the ground on 72 percent of their offensive snaps, the Maroon & White ran for 231 yards against the Razorbacks.

Committed to the ground game, Texas A&M ran for 231 yards on 49 attempts in a lopsided and surprisingly comfortable 34-7 win over Arkansas on Saturday night. Following the victory, Mike Elko, KJ Edwards, Landon Rink and David Olano spoke to the media.

In a series that has seen more than a few nail-biters, Texas A&M used its rushing attack to play keep-away as the Aggies were able to run away and hide from Arkansas on Saturday night, 34-7. A&M ran for 231 yards on 49 rushing attempts in the victory.

Texas A&M sits at a shocking 0-2 in conference play after back-to-back performances that leave Aggie fans and national pundits wondering what has gone wrong for Mike Elko's Aggies. Without obvious progress this week, the Maroon & White could find themselves in the SEC basement.

Over the weekend, Tyler White helped flip the field at LSU and David Olano nailed a 53-yard field goal. The specialist duo earned our TKO Performance of the Week, along with volleyball's Kyndal Stowers, who recorded 500 career kills as an Aggie on Sunday.

With too many mistakes, miscues and missed opportunities, Texas A&M has dropped its first two SEC games, as the Aggies have yet to show the ability to play complementary football this season, leaving head coach Mike Elko fishing for those complements.

Texas A&M was held out of the end zone on Saturday night at LSU, and the only reason the Aggies weren't held off the scoreboard was David Olano, who went 2-for-2 in field goal attempts. Through his first four games as an Aggie, Olano is a perfect 5-for-5 in field goals and 15-for-15 on extra points.

The 35-6 final score was not truly indicative of how badly Texas A&M got beaten on Saturday night in Baton Rouge. On this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño discuss yet another shockingly bad performance by the Maroon & White.

The 35-6 final score was not truly indicative of how badly Texas A&M got beaten on Saturday night in Baton Rouge. On this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño discuss yet another shockingly bad performance by the Maroon & White.

Taking a closer look at the Aggies' performance from Saturday's defeat to Louisiana State in Baton Rouge reveals plenty of interesting statistics and numbers to make note of. As Texas A&M's run of futility continues, it's now time to dive into 12 stats from the action vs. the Tigers.