After back-to-back Southeastern Conference losses, Texas A&M (2-2) looks to find its footing against Arkansas (2-2) at Kyle Field in Week 5.

The Aggies' 35-6 loss to No. 10 LSU in Baton Rouge last weekend snapped Mike Elko's two-game winning streak over the Tigers.

It also marked the first time since the 2022 upset loss to Appalachian State that Texas A&M has been held under 200 total yards of offense, sparking much speculation about the team's direction at quarterback.