re: Question: Can Orgeron continue this level of play if hired?

I'm not saying what O has done so far has been easy, but I would think it is a lot easier to come into an interim position and be a motivator, change things up, and be a players coach when you have nothing to lose.

The year long grind of building a team, keeping players eligible, and installing offensive and defensive schemes is a lot tougher.

Coming in and giving instant energy and saying all the right things doesn't equate to being a head coach for the long haul. And I'm not a O hater or a Miles fan.