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What does it take to be a "good" team BYU Fan? Good teams win most of their games which is exactly what NM is doing. I guess we'll see just how bad they are today. BYU is an outside team this year like it or not. Plaisted and his subs are the only post players we have. Our shooters need to do better than 33% if anything will open up for Trent. BYU's season depends on whether our 3 point shooters pick it up or not. Watch Tavernari and the other forwards. Their strenghs aren't inside.