Before the Auburn game, Clemson DC Brent Venables googled "how to stop the Wing T," saying he'd been tipped off that Auburn might use it. As a staffer at College and Mag, it's good to know Brent is a reader.
Venables probably misspoke. Everyone who has paid attention to Malzahn since Arkansas can see the influence the Wing T has on his offense. The formation Auburn ran that surprised everyone was not the Wing T but the much older Single Wing.
In 1907, Glenn Scobey "Pop" Warner invented a new offense which would become known as the "Single Wing.