Texas A&M Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed has thrown one touchdown and rushed for another, but his team remains tied with the Arkansas Razorbacks 14-14 at halftime at AT&T Stadium.

Marcel Reed threw for two touchdowns and ran for a score, and No. 24 Texas A&M beat Arkansas 21-17 on Saturday in their final scheduled neutral-site meeting at

This was the best run defense the offense had faced, and Arkansas had its share of problems picking up the blitz. They held Jackson in check with 37 yards on ten attempts with a touchdown. He still leads the SEC in rushing with 509 yards and is second in touchdowns with nine.

It was another close, down-to-the-wire Southwest Classic clashes between Texas A&M and Arkansas, and it was the 24th-ranked Aggies who came out on top — by a score of 21-17 at AT&T Stadium. Arkansas struck first,

Marcel Reed will start his third straight game for the Texas A&M Aggies, raising the stakes even higher for the final Southwest Classic at AT&T Stadium.