Blasting the past

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When I spoke with Bruce Davis for a story I did in Friday's paper on the NFL draft, we covered a wide range of topics. Among them was Davis' yo-yoing between linebacker and defensive end during one season of spring practice under then defensive coordinator Larry Kerr.
Davis, who many of you may realize, doesn't mince words, and he had this to say about his former defensive coordinator.
"I'm done with school so I can this: I hope I never see Larry Kerr again,'' Davis said. "People say, 'Hey, he can end up being your coach.' No, he can't. He will not be."
As for former Bruins coach Karl Dorrell, Davis also had an opinion.
"Karl Dorrell one day will be a great NFL offensive coordinator. The way he sees the game and the way he understands things on the field ..."

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