Texas appears to be in prime position to clinch a spot in the College Football Playoff with three regular season games left. The third-ranked Longhorns have just one ranked opponent among the three left on their schedule — Texas A&M.

There will be plenty of bad blood and pent-up hatred let loose when No. 3 Texas squares off against historical rival Arkansas on Saturday afternoon in a Southeastern Conference dustup

No. 3 Texas Longhorns looked unstoppable last weekend against a weakened Florida Gators team in a 49-17 win in Austin. Quinn Ewers looked more confident in a well needed performance going into the final stretch of the regular season where the Longhorns need to win out.

Texas’ move to the Southeastern Conference rekindled an old rivalry so intense that national championships hung in the balance and a U.S. president once made a special trip to attend.