Kyle Collinsworth Ties NCAA Record with 6th Career Triple-Double vs. Portland

BYU Cougars guard Kyle Collinsworth etched his name into NCAA history on Monday night against the Portland Pilots in the West Coast Conference tournament.

Collinsworth notched a triple-double, scoring 13 points, dishing out 11 assists and grabbing 14 rebounds in the Cougars' 84-70 win. According to ESPN, his six triple-doubles this year tie the NCAA all-time record:

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BYU's Kyle Collinsworth has tied the NCAA record for triple-doubles in a career. He did it in one season. pic.twitter.com/ZUTlJaNR3g

— ESPN College BBall (@ESPNCBB) March 10, 2015"

BYU announced that his 11 dimes were also a personal best:

Dave Noriega of KSL Sports captured the moment the junior got his 10th point and completed the triple-double:

ESPN's Jeff Goodman found the timing of Collinsworth's accomplishment somewhat poetic given what happened to him a year ago:

BYU entered the WCC tournament as a bubble team for the NCAA tourney. A win over Gonzaga in the final would give the Cougars an automatic bid.

Collinsworth's performance will heavily determine BYU's fate in that game and whether the Cougars can get into the Big Dance.

Maybe he has another triple-double up his sleeve.