Would you be interested in Joe Moorhead as a future head coach?

Complete hypothetical scenario:

I'm currently running under the presumption that Harbaugh is coming back and that the rumors of Joe Moorhead to Michigan as a Co-OC with Gattis have some legs under them. Say Harbaugh comes back, makes some right coaching hires, and Michigan is back to a consistent top 10 team as they were early in Harbaugh's tenure. Harbaugh then tries a return to the pros. Would you be interested in elevating Moorhead to head coach and possibly allowing him to maintain the entire staff to maintain consistency in the program?

Basically, I was thinking about how seamlessly OSU transitioned from Urban Meyer to Ryan Day (he essentially kept the entire staff and added some key pieces over the last 2 years) and it made me think of how Michigan hasn't been able to do that since Bo --> Moeller --> Carr. Of course, for that you need a winning identity which Michigan didn't have under Rich Rod and Hoke, but having a consistent program identity over multiple coaches would go a long way in maintaining a winning culture without too much dysfunction during coaching changes.

FWIW, Moorhead was excellent as PSU's OC and did well in his first year at Miss St., but ultimately had some discipline issues with his teams along with a poor culture fit which caused him to be fired after only 2 seasons in Starkville. He's a Pennsylvania native so I imagine if PSU ever moves on from Franklin and Moorhead is still available, he's likely going to be first person they call.