Trust Orgeron?

This has been the mantra since the National Championship game when, probably not unexpectedly, LSU's coaches began getting interest (and eventually leaving) for greater opportunities (to date I don't think anyone has made a lateral move). And understandably so. O and his staff just capped off unequivocally the best season in LSU's 126 year football history and arguably the best season of any team in the 150 year history of college football. But do the history of O's hires at LSU justify such complete and absolute trust? OR is that feeling of absolute trust too greatly influenced by one tremendous hire (Joe Brady)?

When O was named the permanent HC he inherited and kept Miles's defensive staff: Aranda, Raymond, and to some degree, himself, as DL coach. His only "new" hire was the promotion of Meatball, who I've seen many on here criticize

Offensively, his first OC hire was Canada. Which, for various reasons, was a flop. The offense had its moments, but was far from great AND LSU had to eat a substantial chunk of money to cut him loose after one year.

His first WR hire was Joseph. Now, we know Joseph was really hired to recruit NOLA. But apparently his lack of coaching ability necessitated the hiring of retired Jerry Sullivan just so someone could actually coach the WR's (a group that struggled mightily in 2018)

Tommie Robinson was the RB coach hire and many here have complained significantly about his recruiting ability.

Then, after firing Canada, O put Ensminger in the OC role. I know Ensminger has "redeemed" himself with this year's offensive performance. But did we just forget that 2018, without Brady, was as average as most LSU's offenses this decade. Did E, at 60, really just all of a sudden get that much better? Or did it have almost everything to do with Brady?

Bill Busch was a big hire (if for nothing else that he was THE connection to get Burrow to LSU). But by all accounts that was a Dave Aranda hire granted to him as part of the incentive package to keep him at LSU when A&M made a run at him in 2018.

So other than Brady (and probably James Cregg), has Orgeon really made that great of hires to warrant such unfettered trust? In his three years he hasn't had to make a significant hire on defense. Just maintain what was in place when he took over. And until Brady came along, it seems most of his hires on offense left a lot to be desired.

That's not to say Orgeron won't make some great (maybe even improved) hires this cycle, nor that he hasn't earned a lot of credibility with this season. But the absolute trust that will make such hires seems to be somewhat skewed by one hire that seemed to change everything for the trajectory of the program. Is that unreasonable?