As sheepdogs put it, it is highly schemed. If you ever watched Rick Majerus' offense at SLU or Utah, it is that offense. However, Moser didn't have the athletes so he slowed the tempo a little bit. I think it can be a quicker-paced/higher-scoring offense than it was at Loyola if he gets higher-caliber athletes to run it, like those he will get in the Big XII.
My biggest concern is when teams are able to defend that double high post or the screened and backside 3PAs, how effective will it be at scoring. There are some great defensive-minded coaches in our conference with Huggins, Self, Weber, Beard, and Drew, and we have seen what happens when you can't score inside or hit threes.
I am optimistic it will be better here, but time will tell. That and recruiting this area are my biggest concerns, but I think it is a great hire, as good as we can probably get, that will be perceived nationally as a home run.