Just for discussion, what saves O's job?

Yeah, I know: "he gone". I get the sentiment, and I'm ready to move on too.

But what does he need to do, to survive? I mean, he's going to coach the team vs Kentucky, so technically he's still kicking. If you let him coach, he may win; kinda hard to fire him after a W (in season).

If this teams runs out and finishes 10-2 (which would include beating Bama at this point), he obviously not only doesn't get fired, he probably gets a raise and extension

So, 9-3, loss at Bama, win out otherwise. Safe? Retained, but with a warm seat? What if they beat Bama but lose to, say, A&M or Florida?

8-4, are we looking at still keeping him?

Just curious, absolutely not expecting this to occur. But leaving the emotion out of the equation for now- what point do you keep him, vs it being obvious he's gone?

edit to add: I'm seeing a lot of downvotes here. To be 100% clear, I want the bum fired, and for LSU to get a new, competent, professional, respected coach.
I'm not arguing to keep O.

I'm posing the question: what, at this point, does he need to accomplish, to remain here?
My own opinion is, if he can run out and finish 10-2, or 9-3 with a win over Bama, he's done what we demanded prior to the season. It's on Orgeron that he had 2 losses NOT to Bama, I think had he won those games he could afford to lose to Saban again.

Edit again: I started this thread before the Coach's Show. I was thinking a win total might be enough for O to salvage his job here.
That's all gone now, I'll be shocked if he makes it to the end of this week.