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LSU defensive end Tashawn Bower will be lining up at outside linebacker in defensive coordinator Dave Aranda’s new 3-4 scheme, according to Ross Delleneger with The Advocate:
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“I gained weight to play with my hand in the dirt, but this is fine,” he said after Thursday’s practice, the eighth of a 14-practice spring that ends with the April 16 spring game. “I can play with this weight.”

Bower, at about 250 pounds and standing 6-foot-5, is one of the largest outside linebackers you’ll see. The ex-defensive end is an example of what Aranda is bringing to the program — a think-outside-the-box approach that has LSU players shifting positions this spring.
Bower, a senior from New Jersey, has played defensive end since he arrived at LSU.
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Bower is a pretty agile dude. I believe he was a very good good high school basketball player. I think he'll be ok.
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My lord hes going to take some unsuspecting reciever's head off.
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Holy smokes let's see that big fella roaming the field
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6-5 250 is a perfect OLB size, that's von miller's size roughly
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Good analogy.
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Jack, right?
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No, drop........I keed, I keed.
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I think this is a good move
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