LSU’s defense was one of the worst defenses in the country last year.
Due to that, LSU brass decided to clean the slate and try to get LSU back to being a dominant team on defense. To start, the Tigers hired [autotag]Blake Baker[/autotag] away from Missouri and brought him back to Baton Rouge where he served as a linebacker coach before [autotag]Brian Kelly[/autotag] arrived on campus.
That was one step in the right direction. Now, the Tigers have made another by bringing [autotag]Bo Davis[/autotag] back to Baton Rouge to serve as the defensive line coach. Davis played nose guard at LSU from 1990-92 and he served as the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Tigers from 2002-2005.
Davis has served as the defensive line coach for Texas for the past three years where he helped lead the Longhorns to the College Football Playoffs this season.
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Bo Davis is returning to LSU and will serve as defensive line coach pic.twitter.com/kwveFeEf3u
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