Oklahoma State basketball legend Bob Kurland dies
Posted Oct 1, 2013
The Oklahoma State basketball family is mourning the death of the most successful player in program history. Bob Kurland, an Oklahoma A&M legend who carried the school to its two national titles, died Sunday night at his home in south Florida, the university announced Monday. He was 88.
(Tulsa World)
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