Former Sooners reflect on legacy of Stacey King after his passing

Former University of Oklahoma basketball players are remembering Stacey King, who died on June 7 at age 59 following a fall at his home. Known for his charisma and humor, King was a standout player at OU from 1985 to 1989, leading the Sooners to the national title game in 1988 and earning Big Eight Player of the Year honors in 1989. He went on to achieve success in the NBA, winning three championships with the Chicago Bulls. His No. 33 jersey is honored at OU's Lloyd Noble Center. Colleagues have shared fond memories of him as a teammate and commentator, highlighting his larger-than-life personality and impact on and off the court.

• 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — From hijinks to brotherhood, how Stacey King is remembered by former OU basketball players