The Aranda as Head Coach solution to all LSU problems

From the looks of things, lots of posters seem to think this is a magic solution.
Aranda is by far the most important part of our staff and, with possible exception of Raymond,the only one who might credibly be deemed "elite".
But, first, we don't know if he WANTS to be aHC here or elsewhere.
Second, despite his success as a DC, not enough has been done to consider whether he would be a top HC, if he accepted. I don't know enough about Aranda personally to assess this but would like to hear more from those who do. Being a head coach requires a lot more than just coaching players and recruiting (the latter being a possible weakness for Aranda). Being a manager of coaches , an organizer capable of developing/ implementing a football program strategy, a respected leader and a spokesman for the university are all parts of the job, as The Orgeron is belatedly learning.
I would like to see a principled assessment of Aranda's skill set for this, very different position. Anybody?