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Randy LivingstonLivingston said he was going to retire after the 2005-06 season, which he spent playing power forward for the
Chicago Bulls. (He did genuinely play power forward at one point. Scott Skiles's four guard lineups were the stuff of dreams.) But he didn't, instead cranking out two more years in the D-League, averaging more than 10apg both times, and even getting another NBA contract with the Seattle Supersonics. Livingston did finally retire in 2008 after winning the D-League championship with the Idaho Stampede - although this didn't stop the Erie BayHawks from picking him in the expansion draft a few months later for no obvious reason - and he became a coach. He started out volunteering with the Jazz during the summer, was quickly as an assistant with the Stampede, and moved last year to the expansion Maine Red Claws to be an assistant there. Livingston has also been completing his degree at the University of Phoenix in his spare time. He is destined to be a head coach some day, and possibly at the NBA level too. Let's hope he forgets what he saw about four guard offenses.