Malzhan is another example of the Auburn football program trying to get one "on the cheap."
To build a quality football program you have to build up a strong defense first, then concentrate on special teams, and then put in an offense that complements those elements. If you do it that way, you will lose a few games in the first 2-3 seasons, but you will have longterm success. Instead, Auburn tries to defy the tried and true techniques, going instead with flash and quick fixes.
I would have a lot more respect for them if they'd do it the right way, but they won't because that would mean losing to us for several years, and Pat Dye, as obsessed with Bama as any man alive, will not allow that to happen.