Throughout its history, Holy Cross has consistently been one of the top basketball programs in New England, and has always been competitive on a national basis. The Crusaders own an all-time record of 1179-770 in their first 84 seasons of play, good for a .605 winning percentage.

In recent years, the Crusaders have established themselves as the premier program in the Patriot League, becoming the first team in league history to claim three consecutive conference championships in 2001, 2002 and 2003. Holy Cross also advanced to the NCAA Tournament in each of those season, and has now made a total of 11 NCAA appearances in its history.

Holy Cross is one of just 16 schools which has claimed a national championship both in the NCAA Touranment and in the National Invitation Tournament. The Crusaders won the NCAA crown in 1947, then went on to take the NIT title in 1954.

Over the years, Holy Cross has had six first team All-America selections, sent nine players on to professional basketball and had four players inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.

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Year-By-Year Leaders  
Team Records  
Hart Center Records  
DCU Center Records  
All-Time Series Records  
Overtime Records  
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HISTORY:
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1947 NCAA Champions  
1954 NIT Champions  
1,000-Point Scorers  
Hall of Fame Inductees  
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All-Time Results  
All-Time Letterwinners  
All-Time Head Coaches