Vanderbilt coach Mark Byington wants more unselfish play from his team when it hosts Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.It was a balanced scoring effort put forth by the Commodores (3-0) when they cruised to a 92-62 home win against Eastern Kentucky on Wednesday.Tyler Harris came off the bench and led five Vanderbilt players who scored in double figures with 17 points. But Duke Miles (15 points), Tyler Tanner (13), Devin McGlockton (11) and AK Okereke (11) weren’t far off Harris’ pace.Vanderbilt handed out 19 assists to Eastern Kentucky’s nine, which is Byington’s key to success.”The style we play is making the right play for your teammates,” Byington said. “It’s going to be different guys on different nights. Sometimes the ball finds guys in different situations and they can make plays. The main thing is if we play the right way it will be different guys and we will show balance. Everybody on my team can score, make plays and have value.”Because five players average in double figures with a sixth, Frankie Collins (9.7 points), just a shade under the 10-point threshold, Vanderbilt is a challenging team to guard. Another Vanderbilt trait that gives defenses pause is it has connected on 10 or more 3-pointers in every game this season.