And once again, it was the defense that carried day for Texas.In the first quarter, Texas got off to yet another slow start offensively, managing just 18 yards on their first eight plays, with two punts.

The No. 3 Longhorns held the Razorbacks to 74 total yards in the first half, and the offense has done enough to take a 10-0 halftime lead. Arkansas averaged 2.8 yards per play in just 26 plays, gaining 16 yards on the ground.

Quinn Ewers passed for 176 yards and touchdowns early and late to Matthew Golden as No. 3 Texas did just enough on the road to beat Arkansas 20-10 on Saturday

When the Hogs' offense is humming, it's tough to stop. They are No. 5 in total offense among FBS teams, averaging 483.6 yards per game, but the Texas defense knows how to limit opposing offenses. The Longhorns are No.

Ewers' 1-yard pass to Matthew Golden ended an eight-play, 75-yard drive that provided the Longhorns (9-1, 5-1 SEC, No. 3 CFP) with a two-score lead with 9:05 left. Ewers, who finished 20-of-32 passing,

Arkansas, a 12.5 point underdog, faces Texas in a revived Southwest conference rivalry. Can the Razorbacks overcome recent setbacks to cover the spread?

The Arkansas Razorbacks will look to bounce back from a 32-point loss to Ole Miss when they host the Longhorns on Saturday afternoon. As for Texas, it can ill afford a slip-up now that it’s up to third in the College Football Playoff ranking.