Mississippi State defeated Arkansas 38-35 in Week 10, with the Bulldogs covering a 5-point spread in a thrilling contest that exceeded the over-under of 66.5 points.

The game featured 14 lead changes and remained competitive throughout. Mississippi State's Kamario Taylor led the offensive charge, completing 40 passing yards while rushing for 55 yards. Cameron Ball led all receivers with 9 catches for the Bulldogs.

Arkansas jumped ahead early with 7 first-quarter points but managed only 13 more in the second quarter. Mississippi State responded with 14 third-quarter points before an explosive fourth quarter saw the Bulldogs outscore the Razorbacks 17-7 to secure the victory.

The game was decided by critical plays in the final two quarters, including a 45-yard touchdown pass from K. Taylor to A. Evans III in the third quarter and late fourth-quarter conversions that proved decisive. Arkansas' defense made several key stops, but Mississippi State's offense ultimately prevailed in this high-scoring SEC matchup that showcased both teams' offensive capabilities.