Should LSU take a few more snaps under center each game?

I know we are all discussing the lack of LSU's running game even though everyone is thrilled and impressed with the new passing attack. Obviously the big fear is that there will be a game or 2 where LSU will have to run the ball to finish off the game or to get a half yard and we are confident we could do that right now.

This is because LSU takes 99% of its snaps (can't find the actual number but not sure I've seen a snap under center yet) in the shotgun which is obviously going to limit the options you have in the running game via formation and angle of attack.

I know we all like that Joe Brady came from the Saints and is installing a lot of the same elements the Saints but we are forgetting the Saints still run a ton of plays from under center.

As a matter of fact, here is a breakdown of the Saints snaps including the type of play was:

Under Center vs. Shotgun
2018: 49% to 51% | 70% of the time they ran the ball they were under center.
2017: 53% to 47% | 73% of the time they ran the ball they were under center.

I know the Saints don't run an RPO like LSU is doing but figured given Brady's background and the obvious tie in, they were worth breaking down.

For a better comparison, lets' look at Arizona and Baltimore this year:

Under Center vs. Shotgun
Arizona: 4% to 96%
Baltimore: 9% to 91%

Not a lot but here is the breakdown of when they run the ball:

Under Center vs Shotgun
Arizona: 67% of runs come from Under Center
Baltimore: 60% of runs come from Under Center

TLDR: Should LSU install a package with the QB under center like the Saints and other the NFL RPO teams do in order to create a few more chances with the running game?

***If anyone knows where to find the actual statistic for LSU snaps under center vs shotgun, please post them. May make this whole post pointless.