9/7/04

Two Minute Drill: Stevie Lee

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Senior DT Stevie Lee is a physical, tough fifth-year defensive lineman, who opened the 2004 season as the starter at right tackle. Lee has played in 42 career games, registering 51 tackles, seven TFLs, and three sacks. The Shreveport, La. native recently ran the Two-Minute Drill with MackBrown-TexasFootball.com.

On his perspective of what the game means to Arkansas fans:
It means a lot to the people in Arkansas. I bumped into a few people back home in Shreveport (La.) and they are pretty excited about the rivalry being started up again.

On the Arkansas offensive line:
I think they're very strong. They're coached really well and they have a good scheme. Most importantly, they're strong. If they get on you, then they stay on you.

On last year's loss to Arkansas:
You've got to be motivated for every game. We lost last year. They came into our house and broke our winning streak. We're going to be ready for this game just like we're ready for every game.

On Arkansas quarterback Matt Jones:
We knew he was good. He can run. From watching film, it doesn't look like he's running that fast because he's so tall and big, but he can get up and go. We just have to contain him.

On Coach Greg Robinson:
Coach Robinson is a great coach. He's always going to coach. He never stops coaching. You see him walking down the street and he'll probably coach you while you're walking. He coached us from the beginning to the end of the game.