If there was ever a man, a team, a game that would take down Nick Saban's dynasty at Alabama, it'd be Gus Malzahn and the spread offense at Auburn in the Iron Bowl. Rivalry aside, Saban has always had trouble with spread offenses like what Malzahn has run for years.

It's no secret that "St. Nick" despises the spread. Saban's defenses had been averaging 337 yards and 21.5 points allowed per game against spread offenses going into the Auburn game compared to jus...

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