Arkansas vs. Texas A&M Point Spread Drops Four Points

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The Arkansas vs. Texas A&M point spread opened at -13.5 at some books and has since fallen to -8.5 at a handful of books.  Most of the online shops were hovering between -9 and -9.5. Around 65% of the action was on the Aggies at -9.

The surprising 4-0 Aggies have beaten Arkansas over the last two seasons.  The Razorbacks are likely to present Texas A&M with quite a challenge this weekend as ESPN.com points out:

The nation knows about Kenny Hill and the Aggies' offense, but how about their improved defense? Texas A&M has allowed just 19 points combined in its past three games, and overall ranks eighth nationally in points allowed. Arkansas provides a much bigger test after racking up 103 points and 926 yards the past two weeks.

Arkansas is 4-12 Against The Spread in its last 16 games on the road vs. an Aggies team that is 9-2 Straight Up and 7-4 ATS in their last eleven.

 

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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