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REGULAR SEASON TOURNAMENTS 1926 Yale Tournament 1955 Holiday Festival 1966 Hurricane Classic 1974 Ocean State Festival (New Haven, Conn.) (New York, N.Y.) (Miami, Fla.) (Providence, R.I.) Holy Cross 35, Vermont 29 Holy Cross 87, Syracuse 74 W . Kentucky 90, Holy Cross 84 (OT) Providence 76, Holy Cross 75 Yale 28, Holy Cross 15 San Francisco 67, Holy Cross 51 Holy Cross 89, Penn 84 (OT) Holy Cross 92, Brown 71 Holy Cross 61, Duquesne 57 Holy Cross 107, Assumption 88 1927 Yale Tournament 1967 Kodak Classic (New Haven, Conn.) 1957 Holy Cross Invitational (Rochester, N.Y.) 1975 Madison Square Garden New York Univ . 39, Holy Cross 27 (Worcester, Mass.) Cornell 77, Holy Cross 71 Classic (New York, N.Y.) Holy Cross 44, Vermont 32 Holy Cross 72, Brown 52 Holy Cross 86, Navy 77 Holy Cross 76, Manhattan 74 Holy Cross 77, Dartmouth 72 Holy Cross 73, Seton Hall 71 1928 Yale Tournament 1968 Holiday Festival (New Haven, Conn.) 1958 Holiday Festival (New York, N.Y.) 1975 Vanderbilt Invitational New York Univ . 25, Holy Cross 14 (New York, N.Y.) Princeton 67, Holy Cross 55 (Nashville, Tenn.) Yale 34, Holy Cross 20 St . John’s 77, Holy Cross 65 Holy Cross 78, Providence 66 Kansas State 89, Holy Cross 85 Holy Cross 86, Niagara 82 Villanova 70, Holy Cross 65 Vanderbilt 106, Holy Cross 91 1929 Yale Tournament Syracuse 88, Holy Cross 82 (New Haven, Conn.) 1969 Charlotte Invitational 1975 Rainbow Classic Holy Cross 30, Yale 28 1959 Dixie Classic (Charlotte, N.C.) (Honolulu, Hawaii) New York Univ . 40, Holy Cross 21 (Raleigh, N.C.) Davidson 90, Holy Cross 76 Iowa 98, Holy Cross 75 Wake Forest 80, Holy Cross 71 Holy Cross 72, Providence 68 Holy Cross 66, Cincinnati 65 1947 Sugar Bowl Holy Cross 63, North Carolina 61 Holy Cross 67, St . Peter’s 55 (New Orleans, La.) Utah State 92, Holy Cross 84 1970 Marshall Invitational Holy Cross 56, N .C . State 52 (Huntington, W.Va.) 1976 Colonial Classic 1960 Hurricane Classic Mississippi 99, Holy Cross 93 (Boston, Mass.) 1948 Sugar Bowl (Miami, Fla.) Holy Cross 80, Iowa State 64 Holy Cross 92, UMass 85 (OT) (New Orleans, La.) Holy Cross 68, Tennessee 67 Holy Cross 67, Providence 65 St . Louis 61, Holy Cross 52 Miami 77, Holy Cross 71 1970 Holiday Festival Tulane 81, Holy Cross 79 (New York, N.Y.) 1976 Gator Bowl 1961 Quaker City Invitational St . John’s 75, Holy Cross 74 (OT) (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1951 Boston Invitational (Philadelphia, Pa.) Holy Cross 103, St . Peter’s 88 Holy Cross 70, Michigan State 61 (Boston, Mass.) Pennsylvania 73, Holy Cross 64 Holy Cross 84, Cornell 54 Florida 101, Holy Cross 85 Holy Cross 78, Arizona State 65 Holy Cross 79, Penn State 66 Holy Cross 78, Boston College 59 Holy Cross 83, Wyoming 69 1971 Poinsettia Classic 1977 Madison Square Garden (Greenville, S.C.) Classic (New York, N.Y.) 1952 Dixie Classic 1962 Holiday Festival Clemson 67, Holy Cross 49 Holy Cross 82, Manhattan 64 (Raleigh, N.C.) (New York, N.Y.) Holy Cross 104, Furman 88 Holy Cross 82, Seton Hall 77 Holy Cross 85, North Carolina 73 St . Bonaventure 82, Holy Cross 68 N .C . State 76, Holy Cross 74 Boston College 79, Holy Cross 66 1972 Volunteer Classic 1977 Holiday Festival (Knoxville, Tenn.) (New York, N.Y.) 1953 Sugar Bowl 1963 Motor City Classic Missouri 88, Holy Cross 65 Georgetown 79, Holy Cross 65 (New Orleans, La.) (Detroit, Mich.) Syracuse 84, Holy Cross 76 Holy Cross 61, Princeton 59 Holy Cross 79, DePaul 55 Detroit 99, Holy Cross 83 Holy Cross 66, Louisiana State 56 Holy Cross 91, West . Michigan 82 1972 Kodak Classic 1978 Colonial Classic (Rochester, N.Y.) (Boston, Mass.) 1954 Sugar Bowl 1964 Quaker City Invitational Arizona State 81, Holy Cross 64 Holy Cross 76, Connecticut 63 (New Orleans, La.) (Philadelphia, Pa.) Holy Cross 88, Rochester 81 Holy Cross 78, Massachusetts 63 Holy Cross 89, Bradley 81 St . Joseph’s 82, Holy Cross 63 Notre Dame 74, Holy Cross 69 New York Univ . 87, Holy Cross 76 1973 Maryland Invitational 1978 Maryland Invitational (College Park, Md.) (College Park, Md.) 1965 Queen City Invitational Maryland 102, Holy Cross 75 Southern Cal 78, Holy Cross 60 (Buffalo, N.Y.) Michigan State 97, Holy Cross 85 St . Joseph’s 62, Holy Cross 58 Holy Cross 86, Canisius 76 Drake 65, Holy Cross 52 70 2018-2019 HOLY CROSS MEN’S BASKETBALL FACT BOOK REGULAR SEASON TOURNAMENTS 1979 Colonial Classic 1984 Holy Cross Invitational 1996 Red Auerbach Classic 2003 Holiday Festival (Boston, Mass.) (Worcester, Mass.) (Washington, D.C.) (New York, N.Y.) UConn 109, Holy Cross 102 (OT) Brown 81, Holy Cross 68 George Wash . 86, Holy Cross 56 Manhattan 56, Holy Cross 54 Holy Cross 78, Massachusetts 74 Rice 62, Holy Cross 60 Holy Cross 65, Florida A&M 59 St . John’s 64, Holy Cross 61 1979 Worcester County Classic 1985 Rochester Classic 1996 New Orleans Christmas 2005 William & Mary Tip-Off (Worcester, Mass.) (Rochester, N.Y.) Classic Classic (Williamsburg, Va.) Holy Cross 112, Assumption 84 Loyola (Ill .) 77, Holy Cross 61 (New Orleans, La.) Holy Cross 85, High Point 73 Holy Cross 97, Hofstra 84 Holy Cross 72, Long Island 70 (OT) Holy Cross 61, Hampton 56 Holy Cross 67, William & Mary 55 New Orleans 68, Holy Cross 51 1980 Colonial Classic 1988 Utah Classic 2005 San Juan Shootout (Boston, Mass.) (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1997 Racer Classic (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico) Holy Cross 84, Massachusetts 73 Utah 97, Holy Cross 84 (Murray, Ky.) Holy Cross 82, Chattanooga 65 Boston College 92, Holy Cross 83 Michigan 100, Holy Cross 63 Idaho State 77, Holy Cross 70 Clemson 71, Holy Cross 48 Western Illinois 90, Holy Cross 83 Mississippi St . 76, Holy Cross 75 1980 Worcester County Classic 1989 Florida International (Worcester, Mass.) Tournament (Miami, Fla.) 1997 Lobo Invitational 2006 La Salle Invitational Holy Cross 93, Assumption 78 Texas A&M 96, Holy Cross 93 (Albuquerque, N.M.) (Philadelphia, Pa.) South Alabama 77, Holy Cross 53 Holy Cross 101, Georgia State 94 New Mexico 112, Holy Cross 61 Holy Cross 68, La Salle 48 Holy Cross 90, Drake 82 (OT) Niagara 67, Holy Cross 61 1980 Las Vegas Holiday Classic 1990 Hawks Unlimited Holy Cross 49, Delaware 47 (Las Vegas, Nevada) (Hartford, Conn.) 1998 Northwestern Classic UNLV 92, Holy Cross 75 Holy Cross 72, Columbia 69 (San Francisco, Calif.) 2012 Liberty Tax Classic Portland 73, Holy Cross 70 Hartford 57, Holy Cross 55 San Fransisco 63, Holy Cross 42 (Norfolk, Va.) Rice 83, Holy Cross 49 Holy Cross 46, Old Dominion 45 1981 Provident Classic 1990 Wyoming Shootout UT-San Antonio 60, Holy Cross 56 (Boston, Mass.) (Casper, Wyo.) 1998 Tucson Fiesta Bowl Holy Cross 74, Morgan State 73 Holy Cross 75, Massachusetts 50 Southern Miss . 89, Holy Cross 86 (Tucson, Ariz.) Boston College 48, Holy Cross 43 Holy Cross 96, No . Arizona 77 Arizona 89, Holy Cross 41 2013 Hall of Fame Tip-Off Penn State 73, Holy Cross 52 (Uncasville, Conn.) 1981 Union Invitational 1991 Music City Invitational Belmont 81, Holy Cross 70 (Charlotte, N.C.) (Nashville, Tenn.) 1999 Hoosier Classic Holy Cross 80, Hartford 55 UNC Charlotte 59, Holy Cross 57 Holy Cross 88, Pennsylvania 86 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Citadel 89, Holy Cross 80 Vanderbilt 76, Holy Cross 72 Holy Cross 69, UAB 60 2017 Hall of Fame Classic Indiana 79, Holy Cross 44 (Belfast, Northern Ireland) 1982 Worcester County Classic 1992 Hall of Fame Classic Manhattan 70, Holy Cross 54 (Worcester, Mass.) (Springfield, Mass.) 2001 Rainbow Classic La Salle 58, Holy Cross 54 Holy Cross 58, Manhattan 53 Massachusetts 81, Holy Cross 66 (Honolulu, Hawaii) Holy Cross 52, Illinois State 51 Holy Cross 90, UAB 83 Iona 71, Holy Cross 59 *Holy Cross awarded victory by Holy Cross 60, Portland 43 forfeit . 1982 Worcester County Classic 1994 Cable Car Classic Boston College 67, Holy Cross 57 (Worcester, Mass.) (Santa Clara, Calif.) Holy Cross 65, Davidson 62 Santa Clara 92, Holy Cross 74 2001 State Farm Classic Holy Cross 66, Iona 65 Holy Cross 78, Butler 67 (Charleston, S.C.) Radford 66, Holy Cross 49 1983 Rainbow Classic 1995 Otis Spunkmeyer Classic La .-Monroe 63, Holy Cross 57 (Honolulu, Hawaii) (Oakland, Calif.) Hawaii 84, Holy Cross 79 California 75, Holy Cross 64 * 2002 Phoenix Classic Navy 70, Holy Cross 67 Loyola (Md .) 73, Holy Cross 55 (Hartford, Conn.) Pacific 86, Holy Cross 79 Yale 70, Holy Cross 66 Holy Cross 79, Hartford 53 2018-2019 HOLY CROSS MEN’S BASKETBALL FACT BOOK 71.
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