BYU’s Men’s Basketball player Kyle Collinsworth just recently recorded his fifth triple/double against Loyola Marymount, breaking the NCAA record for triple/doubles in a regular season. Photo courtesy Of: gazettenet.com
Kyle Collinsworth has set a new record for NCAA history. The BYU junior completed his fifth triple-double this last Saturday at Loyola Marymount.
A triple-double is when a player completes a double-digit number total in three of five statistical categories (points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocked shots) in one game.
Collinsworth completed all of the triple-doubles in just 18 games, and now has more triple-doubles than all BYU players in history combined.
As Collinsworth was completing his third triple-double, he could hear the crowd yell out “one more” and had no idea what they were trying to say. He found out about the triple-double he had just completed after he was pulled out of the game with just one minute left.
If Collinsworth completes six triple-doubles, he will set the career record. Shaquille O’Neal and Michael Anderson are the only ones to complete six triple-doubles.
Jentri Lyman
Jentri Lyman This is Jentri’s second year at Snow College; she graduated from Delta High in 2013. She is an art major and enjoys drawing, painting, being in the mountains, softball and snowboarding. She has done photography and writing for the Snowdrift. After Snow College, she plans to move back home, get married, get a job and see where life takes her.
