Auburn’s spring football preparation has taken place at the Woltosz Football Performance Center for several weeks.
During Auburn’s A-Day spring game on Saturday, the Tigers will finally take the field with a product.
Like last year, Auburn’s defense will lead the game 27-0 at the beginning, and Auburn’s offense will have to work to close the gap.
I’m going to change the field placements and observe the results. In a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Freeze stated, “See if the offense can overcome the defense at 27-0.” “Of course, the defense would increase that if they had a pick-six or a blocked field goal for a return. whether they don’t accomplish it, the score is 27-0. Let’s see whether the offense can score 28 points in the allotted time.
The previous season, Auburn’s defense jumped out to a 24-point lead and the two teams finished tied at 24-24.
According to Freeze, there will probably be four 10-minute segments throughout the game.
We’ll monitor the progress of the game and TV time to see how that works out. We’ll definitely put a stop to it, Freeze assured. “I believe there will likely be four 10-minute segments, with a possible break in the final two minutes of each quarter before continuing as usual. That is somewhat uncertain.
Rain and cold hampered Auburn’s inaugural A-Day spring game under Hugh Freeze’s leadership last year.
On Saturday, Freeze hopes that won’t be the case.
When asked what he wanted to see happen on Saturday, Freeze replied, “Oh, you hope for great weather for the fans and they can enjoy getting on campus and being around each other.”
Tuesday’s forecast calls for cloudy conditions on Saturday with a high temperature of 64.
Rain or shine, Freeze is hoping that the Tigers’ operations seem to be in order.
There shouldn’t be flags everywhere on the pitch. I would find that annoying. Both sides should play clean and perform reasonably well, according to Freeze. “You don’t want to start the game down 27-0 and have the offense fail to get a first down for the entire duration. It would be depressing.
It goes without saying that Freeze also wants his squad to emerge from the spring game in good shape.
It’s usually a day when you try to get out of there healthy, don’t show off too much on either side, and play with plenty of these little kids, according to Freeze.
With the exception of a “beat up” wide receiver room, Freeze reports that the Tigers are mostly healthy as of Tuesday.
And other players may see limited participation on Saturday in an effort to maintain that situation.
We’re going to make the most of it and go compete because it’s right for all Auburn students. I have no doubt that our children will pursue that with zeal, according to Freeze. Are there any guys whose snaps I will now limit? Most likely. Guys that you are aware of and are aware of their capabilities? Some of those guys I’ll limit.
Jordan-Hare Stadium will host Auburn’s A-Day spring game on Saturday at 1 p.m. AuburnTigers.com is the ticketing website for the game on Saturday. Tickets cost $10.
