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Kyle Collinsworth is nothing if not consistent. After recording his fourth triple-double of the season here tonight in BYU's 93-80 win over Pacific, Collinsworth pretty much said what he did after the first three.

"Credit to my teammates. Credit to the coaches," Collinsworth said. "I just play my hardest, and play my type of game, and with the great shooters we have, and the great chemistry we have, it just works out that I get triple-doubles sometimes. But credit to my coaches and teammates."

Collinsworth is now tied with four others for most triple-doubles in a season in NCAA Division I basketball, with four.

He had 17 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists as the Cougars led the entire way, starting with Skyler Halford's 3-pointer in the first few seconds.

"Just to get that inside-out thing going on [led to BYU's 10 of 20 performance from beyond the arc]," Collinsworth said. "It worked out well for us. So yeah, we just tried to get that inside out going. And we got a lot of threes from it, so it was good."

Halford started for the second time this season (Southern Virginia was the first) and delivered a great outing with 15 points on 3 of 6 3-point shooting and 6 of 6 free-throw shooting.

BYU coach Dave Rose said Anson Winder's sprained right knee is not responding to treatment well, but he said "there's a chance" that Winder could play on Saturday at Saint Mary's.

"I know he wants to play," Rose said. "It is not responding like we all thought it would. When we were told the situation, we thought he would play tonight. But it just is not responding quite as quickly as we thought.

Our hope is that it is not an issue. That is kind of how [knocks on wood] Jamal's thing kinda went. We thought it would be a quick recovery, and it just didn't respond, and we got to a point where it wasn't good. Hopefully that's not the [same thing] here."

Rose said the play of BYU's bench players was huge tonight; Freshman Ryan Andrus led the bigs with five points, including the first 3-pointer of his career, and Dalton Nixon and Isaac Neilson had four apiece. Corbin Kaufusi chipped in two big free throws and Nixon and Neilson were also both 2 of 2 from the line.

"Kyle was good tonight, and he had to be good," Rose said. "He and Anson are pretty tight, and when Anson realized this morning that he wouldn't be able to play, I think Kyle and most all the guys knew they would really have to step it up.

We got really good play from everybody — the whole bench. We went three-deep in that first half and I think when you got leaders — those three captains, Chase, Kyle and Ty, playing the way they were, just how effective they were, and how consistent and emotional and playing with a sense of urgency led to a whole group of guys. We put up a good fight tonight.

Haws led the Cougars with 26 points on 8 of 16 shooting and was exceptional in the second half after getting frustrated a bit by Pacific's tactics in the first half.

"We knew that it was going to be tough," Collinsworth said. " It is always a grind up here. It is one of those games you are expected to win, should win, so it is kind of like all the pressure is on us. It is a tough game, and to pull through, we got some big stops on defense."