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Message: [QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 2987251, member: 405"] Which do you think is the better job, though? I think UCLA is the better job, personally. He was a good assistant for the Warriors, he got off to a very promising start in LA. He was bringing along a style of play, developing a young core, but the talent wasn't quite there yet. Then LaBron, and kaboom. LeBron may be the GOAT, or in the Top 5 all-time, certainly. But he's not a GM. He just showed that, and gave away one of his few remaining years as an elite player by bringing in a bunch of scrubs and kicking out some decent young talent. I mean, Michael Beasley? Rajon Rondo? Lance Stephenson? Tyson Chandler? How old is he, 40? Can he even dunk anymore? [/QUOTE]