Dropped INT by Arkansas. Did you forget that one?

Fumbled snap lost to A&M, first time this season. Bring in different center later in the game for experience and same thing happens...we lose all momentum and miss a field goal.

TD to Hunter Henry called back on holding call that didn't impact play.

Long run by Jonathon Williams to the Aggie 2 yard line called back on play that absolutely had no bearing on result of play.

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Dropped ball inside the 10 that resulted in no points.

I think this is about as equivalent as our fumbled snap on 2nd down after we had run the ball 3 or 4 times in a row for something like 10+ yards a carry. Completely killed the drive.

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Receiver fell down on a sure touchdown at the 30 untouched that resulted in no points.

Yeah, should have been a TD.

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Another dropped ball at the 20.

Which would have been, what? A first down? No guarantee of any touchdown.

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If A&M makes those plays they win by three touchdowns.

If Arkansas doesn't take 2 TD's off of their own board, A&M is down by 21-28 points in the 4th quarter.

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Point is that Arky did not cause those drops and falls.

Nor did Aggie cause us to take 2 TD's off of our own board.

A&M got extremely lucky to win the game. You know it. I know it. Everyone knows it. Stop trying to make it sound like Arkansas was lucky to be in the game when, in fact, it was you guys. Arkansas played their game fairly well, but the uncharacteristic penalties cost us the game. We haven't been a heavily penalized team all season until this game. Of course, Skipper was responsible for the 2 biggest.

Point is that neither team played their best game. Arkansas dropped an interception, gave away a fumbled snap, and had 2 TD's overturned. A&M had uncharacteristic dropped passes (afraid of the pain train that is Rohan Gaines...who likes to leave his feet to knock people out and oftentimes misses and gives up huge TD's - you're welcome).

I just wish we had an offensive genius for an OC like you guys, because Chaney could have easily orchestrated a couple of additional scoring drives in the first half if he wasn't so...slow. Seriously? A reverse to a TE?