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Holy Cross Crusaders vs New Hampshire Wildcats

College Football
Holy Cross
0-2
16-19
Final
New Hampshire
2-0
Wildcat Stadium (NH)

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Drives

  • Field Goal
  • Missed FG
  • Punt
  • Interception
  • Field Goal
  • Touchdown
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Who won: New Hampshire 19-16

The New Hampshire Wildcats beat the Holy Cross Crusaders 19-16 on Saturday, September 6, 2025 at Wildcat Stadium (NH). Matt Vezza led the New Hampshire in passing yards (11/21, 129 YDS, 2 INT). Cal Swanson led the Holy Cross in passing yards (8/15, 95 YDS, 1 INT).

Recap · Sep 6
Nick Reed's 4th FG, from 40 yards as time expires, lifts New Hampshire past Holy Cross 19-16

Nick Reed kicked a 40-yard field goal as time expired to lift New Hampshire to a 19-16 win over Holy Cross on Saturday night.

What it means

  • Holy Cross 0-2 on the road; New Hampshire 1-0 at home.

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Quarterbacks

Holy Cross4th in Patriot
Cal Swanson QB
Season passing leader · 95 YDS, 1 INT
New Hampshire11th in CAA
Matt Vezza QB
Season passing leader · 129 YDS, 2 INT

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Game info

Venue
Wildcat Stadium (NH), Durham, NH · Turf · Attendance 6,509

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