He is nothing if not prepared. You know what guys are thinking. When they are going through the highs you know how they feel, and when they are going through the lows you know how they feel. I'm a Christian, I'm a spiritual person, and that will always be a part of my coaching ministry. And I'm a parent.
Family is important.
With family comes discipline, hugs, laughter, crying, loyalty and all that. Talk to Orr long enough, and the importance of family becomes clear. He has a tough task ahead to repair the dysfunction the Pirates showed and to win over players who felt betrayed by former coach Tommy Amaker's sudden departure for Michigan. Everybody wants that. You might not know how to go about getting it, but I don't think there's a person alive who doesn't want a sense of family or community.