Auburn offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler said at his January hiring that he has pro-style and spread in his background and that he would base his style on personnel strengths.
So what are the Tigers after 15 spring football practices? Head coach Gene Chizik wouldn’t define the offense Tuesday during a league teleconference, but he said the workouts were put to good use.
“I don’t think there is any question we definitely have closed the gap on our identity and what it is that we want to be able to do,” Chizik said. “Scot’s background is a little bit of pro-style and some old school with Michigan in his days there with Lloyd Carr and then going to the NFL and getting that flavor. Then he was able to do some of the same stuff with [Tim] Tebow at Florida that we were able to do here.
“We’re going to come up with our own package and our own identity, and we’re going try to get good at just a few things, but we’ve certainly moved forward in finding out exactly what we can and can’t do.”
Junior Clint Moseley, who made six starts last season, battled sophomore Kiehl Frazier for the starting quarterback job that remains unclaimed. Each had a productive A-Day game, with Frazier completing seven of nine passes for 92 yards and Moseley hitting five of six for 62.