Ed Orgeron says LSU's offense will change, but time isn't on Tigers' side

BATON ROUGE, La. -- Ed Orgeron promises to tweak LSU’s football program in his new role as interim coach, particularly on offense, but there is only so much he can do between now and Saturday’s game against Missouri.

“You can expect a new coaching staff, a new style of play on offense,” Orgeron said at his introductory press conference on Monday. “Obviously we don’t have a lot of time to change things, but we are going to tweak things around.”

So what is a reasonable expectation for a reorganized LSU offense with tight ends coach Steve Ensminger -- a former LSU quarterback -- taking over Cam Cameron’s role as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach?

It would probably be a mistake to…