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No one’s slowing down LSU’s offense

With a seven point lead and seven minutes to go, Ed Orgeron approached the LSU offensive huddle.

Some coaches might be tempted to pump the brakes. Bleed the clock. Run the ball – the Tigers had no trouble moving the ball on the ground all night, anyway –- and try to see the game out.

That, however, was not Orgeron’s message.

“I told them, ‘Look around. This is what we’re here for. We’re built for thi…

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