We may never again see a collection of dominant defensive talent like the Wrecking Crew of old, but the Aggies defense flashed that kind of brilliance and team play against Arkansas. John Harris breaks down the stand that turned the game for A&M.

Somehow Aggie wide receiver Josh Reynolds didn't garner preseason SEC honors, but there is no denying he stands among the league's elite after another dominant showing against Arkansas.

Each week, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee breaks down key plays from the previous game. This week Stephen and Gabe take a closer look at the Xs and Os of the Aggies' physical dominance of Arkansas.

The Aggie defense played some great football against the Razorbacks, particularly at the goal line, but it wasn't a perfect performance in John Chavis' eyes. The A&M DC expects the Aggies to be great, and he'll do what it takes to get them there.

No need to be afraid of using the words "Wrecking Crew," as the Aggie defense showed it has the stuff on Saturday, stopping Arkansas nine times inside the two yard line and controlling Austin Allen and company.

After struggling to find a rhythm for most of the first half, the Aggie offense hit stride to close the second quarter and never looked back, piling up almost 600 total yards on the night.

Beating Arkansas is not new to these Aggies, but winning by sheer physical dominance opened eyes around the country. TexAgs gives you a field-level view of the highlights and scenes, as seen on CW-8 Aggieland.

For the second week in a row, the Aggies faced a team known for its run game and strong play along the line of scrimmage, and for the second week in a row, A&M proved superior when it mattered.

After an uneven first two quarters, the Aggies exploded after halftime for 45 points and almost 600 yards of total offense. Afterwards, Coach Sumlin and three Aggies players talked to the media about the win.

Texas A&M overcame a bevy of first-half mistakes to take down the Razorbacks in dominant fashion. With the win, the Aggies move to 2-0 in SEC play and made a statement to the rest of the nation that this year's team is different than 2015's.

Texas A&M didn't play a perfect football game on Saturday - far from it. The four quarters the Aggies played were riddled with mistakes, yet they won in convincing fashion. That should tell you something about this team, says Olin Buchanan.

Select quotes from the presser immediately following Texas A&M's 45-24 SEC win over Arkansas in the Southwest Classic from Head Coach Kevin Sumlin, Trevor Knight, Daeshon Hall, and Armani Watts.

Texas A&M struggled mightily in the first half against the Razorbacks, but the Aggies finished strong in the second. The Aggie running game got going late to put the Hogs away in A&M's fifth straight Southwest Classic win, 45-24.

Gabe is live from the press box at Jerryworld covering all the action in the Southwest Classic against Arkansas as it unfolds. Join the conversation and enjoy real-time reports and commentary.

In each of the last two seasons, Texas A&M made big plays in the fourth quarter to rally from deficits against Arkansas. But so far 2016, the Ags have been outscored in the final frame. Will that trend continue vs. Arkansas? If A&M executes in the red zone, it may not matter.

In a year when the SEC West is as unpredictable as ever, Texas A&M and Arkansas face each other in their highest-profile game to date. Both teams are coming in ranked and undefeated, and the Aggies hope to leave 4-0, while extending their winning streak over the Hogs to five games in a row.

Texas A&M will take on the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday, and many of the key matchups from last year will take center stage once again. Can Dan Skipper block Myles Garrett? Will Kevin Sumlin frustrate Bret Bielema once more? Find out inside.