By Jeff Shearer
AuburnTigers.com
AUBURN, Ala. - Succeeding in two phases, needing improvement in a third.
After taking measure of Auburn’s game against Clemson, coach Gus Malzahn empathized with fans while making a case for patience.
“From a fan’s standpoint, the frustration they have, which I completely understand, is the way we finished last season and then to look the same Saturday night,” Malzahn said. “I get that.
“We are going to improve. We’re going to be a good offense, that’s for sure,” he said. “We need to look at it from the big-picture standpoint that [Clemson] is one of the best teams in college football, if not the best.