PROVO — No matter how good the defensive strides made have been for the BYU men's basketball team this season, coaches are still mindful of producing better results on the offensive end. For this reason, Cougar coach Dave Rose decided to shake up his starting lineup prior to BYU's 83-63 win over Pepperdine on Thursday.
Zac Seljaas, who hadn't started a game since the Cougars' 95-88 win over Niagara back on Nov. 21, drew the starting assignment in place of Luke Worthington, with the offensive production benefitting as a result. The 83 points scored Thursday was 16 points better than the average total put up through four games in West Coast Conference play.