Hey Hookem' Horns: Lamarr Houston Interview

by Raymond St. Martin (Saint) on Jul 22, 2010 9:24 PM CDT

Hey guys and gals, my name is Raymond St. Martin and I am the Editor for SBN's Oakland Raider site. Tomorrow I will be interviewing Lamarr Houston and I am wondering if there are any things that you would like to say to him, or ask him?

Also, can you give me some of your impressions of him? How did he effect the game and the team?

I really appreciate this and am very glad that LaMarr will join John Henderson, Richard Seymour and Tommy Kelly on the Oakland Raider Defensive Line.

On a side note I am 100% glad that your team stayed where it is. The Pac 10 was no place for Texas.

Cheers

- Saint

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Ask him...

What he sees as his toughest challenge in transitioning to the pro game?

Also, ask him how he feels Kheeston Randall will do as the main man in the middle of the DL for Texas this season. Can he dominate?

by dkrandmack on Jul 23, 2010 12:38 PM CDT reply actions

ask him if he still wants to go on that date with Bonnie Orth

by luxar on Jul 23, 2010 12:47 PM CDT reply actions

Ask him for his best Mack Brown impersonation.

3/19/2009 & 12/15/2009 - Games Where Dogus Balbay Made a Three-Pointer. Never Forget.

by burrito on Jul 23, 2010 12:54 PM CDT reply actions

Ask him about trying to defend against Ingram/Richardson and the Alabama offense

Follow up: How did the defense react to losing Colt so early?

by notsofst on Jul 23, 2010 1:50 PM CDT reply actions

GTFO.

On a side note I am 100% glad that your team stayed where it is. The Pac 10 was no place for Texas.

"I live in the tower with Coach Brown." -Bevo

by run Bevo run on Jul 23, 2010 4:35 PM CDT reply actions 1 recs

I thought the Pac-10 would've been a great place

I guess I should be glad, though. I hate night games, and it would’ve been even worse in that conference.

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by burntorangehorn on Jul 24, 2010 10:27 AM CDT up reply actions