Arkansas football got blown away in the third quarter, and Texas cruised to the finish line. The Razorbacks have now lost nine consecutive games.

A USTIN - The Texas Longhorns (7-3) return home to Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon, where they are set to welcome their old Southwest Conference rival Arkansas Razorbacks (2-8), hoping to keep their slim College Football Playoff hopes alive.

Texas football left no doubt who owns its rivalry with Arkansas. The Longhorns dismantled the Razorbacks 52-37 on Saturday in Austin. Arch Manning lit it up with almost 400 passing yards and four passing touchdowns. He also caught a touchdown and ran one in. Jelani McDonald picked off a pass for Arkansas as well.

Arch Manning accounted for six total touchdowns in a resounding 52-30 win for the Texas Longhorns over the Arkansas Razorbacks.

The No. 17 Texas Longhorns handled business on Saturday, thus keeping their slim post-season ambitions alive. For week 13 of college football, Texas took down t

After a mind-numbing turnover from Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green, interim head coach Bobby Petrino made a quarterback change in the third quarter of its 52-37 loss against No. 17 Texas.

The Arkansas Razorbacks blew a fourth-quarter lead for the third consecutive game in a loss to LSU. Here's a look back at how the game unfolded.

There was some confusion in the Tiger Stadium press box regarding which Arkansas player blocked Grant Chadwick's first-quarter punt, resulting in Caleb Wooden's 16-yard scoop-and-score for the first points in LSU's 23-22 win over the Razorbacks.

The Longhorns will take on Arkansas at home today. It's the first matchup in DKR Stadium between the old school rivals since 2008.