The former UCLA Bruins basketball player, Billy Knight, found dead in Phoenix

Billy Knight, former basketball player of UCLA, was found dead on a Phoenix road early Sunday, the second death of 39, an ex-Bruin this week. He was 39 years old.

Knight's body was found at 2:45 am Sunday and he was declared dead soon after by the Phoenix Fire Department. According to the Phoenix police, the officials found no sign of a criminal act in his death.

His cause of death will ultimately be determined by the Medical Examiner of Maricopa County.

UCLA's men's basketball program confirms his death on Twitter.

Our hearts are heavy after learning that Billy Knight is dead. We ask the Bruin family to keep Billy's loved ones in their thoughts during this difficult time. – UCLA Basketball (@UCLAMBB) July 10, 2018

Knight's death comes a few days after Tyler Honeycutt, 27, was fatally injured during a confrontation with [19659004] Knight released a six-minute cryptic video before being found dead later, entitled "I am the Sorry Lord."

"I just felt like I did not belong to Earth" Knight said in the video, his voice breaking. "My time is up."

A native of Los Angeles, Knight played for the Bruins from 1997 to 2002, averaging 8 points and 2 rebounds per game. He maintained an average of 14.1 points in his last season at UCLA, second on tea behind former NBA player Jason Kapono (16.0) and right ahead of Matt Barnes (13th). , 5). Knight started the 33 games but never broke into the NBA, bouncing on the D-League and France and Japan after his college career.

On Instagram, Earl Watson, former Phoenix Suns coach and teammate UCLA and Knight laughing in a car. In the caption that accompanies it, Watson writes, "The world did not understand your literal rhetoric, and some took advantage of it … I love you more than words can define. … forever my brother! "