Should Joe Nacchio remain free on bail pending SCOTUS appeal?

This Denver Post article details that former Qwest CEO has been ordered to start serving his prison sentence later this month:

Former Qwest chief executive Joe Nacchio has been ordered to report to a Pennsylvania correctional facility on March 23 to begin serving a six-year prison term for illegal insider trading.

Nacchio has been assigned to a minimum-security satellite camp at Schuylkill Federal Correctional Institution in Minersville, Pa., 46 miles north of Harrisburg. Nacchio, a New Jersey resident, has to report to the warden by noon on March 23, according to an order entered today in Denver federal court by U.S. District Judge Marcia Krieger. "Travel will be at his own expense," the order states.

Last week, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated Nacchio's conviction and revoked his bail in a 5-4 decision. A three-judge appeals panel had reversed the conviction, ruling that the trial judge wrongly excluded expert testimony from a defense witness.

Though I am not an expert on bail pending appeal issues, the fact that a Tenth Circuit panel originally reversed his conviction leads me to think Nacchio could make a solid case for remaining out while he pursues his claims in the Supreme Court.  But, since the en banc Tenth Circuit ruling seemed to demand that Nacchio get started with his prison term, it apparently is going to be up to the Justices to decide whether this notable white-collar defendant will be in prison or still on bail in a few weeks.

UPDATE:  At this post, How Appealing has coverage of, and links to, Joe Nacchio's bail application to the Tenth Circuit.