Johnny Manziel and Texas A&M meets Arkansas on Saturday. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. EDT. Listen to the live radio broadcast HERE.
A&M (3-1) has the chance to move to 1-1 in the SEC with a win over Arkansas. Aggies quarterback Johnny Manziel continues to make his case for a second Heisman trophy, completing 70 percent of his passes for 1,228 yards, 12 touchdowns and four interceptions; he's also averaging 6.5 yards per carry and has three touchdowns on the ground.
Manziel and the Aggies will be tested on the road for the first time this season. For the road game, where crowd noise will be a factor, Aggies coach Kevin Sumlin has no intention of changing anything.
"It's what we do. We don't change our routine much, " said Sumlin, via ESPN. "Same routine we used at home we use on the road. Just like a lot of different things, you try to keep it all the same. ...
"You try to create your own energy (in away games). As a competitor, the same type of enthusiasm and enjoyment you get from the home crowd from an electricity standpoint, you have to be able to utilize on the road and I think our team does a good job of that."
Arkansas, meanwhile, looks to bounce back from last weekend's 24-28 loss to Rutgers. Sitting at 3-1, Arkansas opens its SEC campaign against A&M. The Razorbacks should be helped by the return of quarterback Brandon Allen, who missed last week because of a right shoulder injury, ESPN reports.
After letting the Rutgers game slip away, Arkansas can show its resiliency by snatching a conference win on Saturday.
"The great thing is that we've got an opportunity, a great challenge in front of us," wide receivers coach Michael Smith said, via ESPN. "You've got the (No. 10) team coming into your backyard. ... It's an opportunity for our kids to go out and show that they've matured and that they know how to handle a loss."
