
Utah Men's Basketball Welcomes in Holy Cross for Monday Night Match Up
11/9/2025 2:00 PM | Men's Basketball
The Runnin’ Utes host Holy Cross for their second game in three days on Monday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. (MDT).
SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah men's basketball team turns its attention Holy Cross after Saturday night's thrilling OT victory against Weber State as it prepares for a Monday night bout against the Crusaders starting at 7 p.m. (MDT) inside the Jon M. Huntsman Center.
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Chris Sylvester and former Runnin' Utes assistant coach Joe Cravens once again guide fans through the action on ESPN+ as Utah and Holy Cross duke it out for just the third time in program history.
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GUARDS STEP UP
Utah guards Terrence Brown (36) and Don McHenry (26) stepped up when the Utes needed them the most this past Saturday, combining for 62 points – including 34 in the second half. With Utah down 72-62 with 8:11 left to play, Brown and McHenry scored 18 of Utah's 22 points down the stretch to help send the game into overtime – but none more important than the corner 3-pointer from McHenry to knot it up with :04 on the clock. It was all Brown in the overtime period with the junior scoring six of Utah's eight points in OT; McHenry accounted for the other basket.
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In addition, the pair also accounted for nine rebounds in the second half and OT. Brown and McHenry only had a combined one rebound in the first half.
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WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU?
Guard Terrence Brown had a career-high night for the Utes vs. Weber State, scoring 36 points to go with 4 rebounds 3 assists and a steal. It marks just the fifth time since 1996-97 that Utah has had someone score at least 36 points in a single game.
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Brown is just third player this season to score 36-plus points in a game through games on Nov. 8.
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EXTRA BASKETBALL
With its 92-89 victory in OT this past Saturday, Utah is now 62-47 (.569) all-time in overtime games and 28-15 (.651) when those games have occurred at home. Additionally, Utah is 54-35 (.607) games decided in the first OT period and 26-13 (.667) when those contests have occurred at home. The Runnin' Utes have now won two-straight games that have gone into overtime dating back to last season's thrilling 73-72 OT win vs. BYU at home.
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CLUTCHING IT UP
The last time Utah has given up 30-plus made field-goals to opponents in back-to-back games and have come out victorious was in 2023-24 when it defeated UC Irvine and Iowa at home as part of the NIT.
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UP NEXT
Utah's six-game homestand continues as it gets a few days to rest and recover before welcoming in Sam Houston on Saturday, Nov. 15, for a 7 p.m. (MDT) battle inside the Jon M. Huntsman Center. Utahns will see a familiar voice on the call with Salt Lake City Bees play-by-play man on the call alongside Joe Cravens in the ESPN+ broadcast.
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LOOKING AHEAD
The Utes won't have as quick of a turnaround but won't have time to lower their guard as they welcome in Purdue Fort Wayne for the fifth game of its six-game homestand on Tuesday, Nov. 18. That game against the Mastodons is Utah's "home" game as part of the Acrisure Series (Nov. 25-26) in Palm Desert, Calif. Krista Blunk will have the call on ESPN+ while Joe Cravens serves as the analyst for that game.
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SEASON TICKETS & MINI PLANS
Fans still have time to purchase season tickets for the 2025-26 Utah men's basketball season under first-year head coach Alex Jensen. In addition, fans can also choose between two mini plans; the Saturday ONLY Plan starts at $125 while the Conference ONLY plan starts at $150. Single-game tickets for non-conference games are also on-sale starting at just $10 per ticket.
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Fans interested in buy season tickets, mini plans or single-game tickets (non-conference) can do so by going online at UtahTickets.com or by phone at 801-581-UTIX (8849).
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For the latest news and information on the Runnin' Utes men's basketball program, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com and on social media by following @UtahMBB on Facebook, X and Instagram. Fans can also stay connected on their mobile devices or tablets with the Utah 360 app.
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Chris Sylvester and former Runnin' Utes assistant coach Joe Cravens once again guide fans through the action on ESPN+ as Utah and Holy Cross duke it out for just the third time in program history.
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GUARDS STEP UP
Utah guards Terrence Brown (36) and Don McHenry (26) stepped up when the Utes needed them the most this past Saturday, combining for 62 points – including 34 in the second half. With Utah down 72-62 with 8:11 left to play, Brown and McHenry scored 18 of Utah's 22 points down the stretch to help send the game into overtime – but none more important than the corner 3-pointer from McHenry to knot it up with :04 on the clock. It was all Brown in the overtime period with the junior scoring six of Utah's eight points in OT; McHenry accounted for the other basket.
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In addition, the pair also accounted for nine rebounds in the second half and OT. Brown and McHenry only had a combined one rebound in the first half.
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WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU?
Guard Terrence Brown had a career-high night for the Utes vs. Weber State, scoring 36 points to go with 4 rebounds 3 assists and a steal. It marks just the fifth time since 1996-97 that Utah has had someone score at least 36 points in a single game.
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| NAME | DATE | OPPONENT | POINTS |
| Keith Van Horn | 12/14/96 | Weber State | 41 |
| Branden Carlson | 3/7/24 | at Oregon State | 40 |
| Keith Van Horn | 2/15/97 | TCU | 40 |
| Keith Van Horn | 3/8/97 | TCU | 37 |
| Terrence Brown | 11/8/25 | Weber State | 36 |
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Brown is just third player this season to score 36-plus points in a game through games on Nov. 8.
| NAME | DATE | TEAM | OPP | PTS |
| Bruce Thornton | Nov. 7 | Ohio State | Purdue Fort Wayne | 38 |
| Terrence Brown | Nov. 8 | Utah | Weber State | 36 |
| Harrison Reede | Nov. 7 | Incarnate Word | Jarvis Christian | 36 |
EXTRA BASKETBALL
With its 92-89 victory in OT this past Saturday, Utah is now 62-47 (.569) all-time in overtime games and 28-15 (.651) when those games have occurred at home. Additionally, Utah is 54-35 (.607) games decided in the first OT period and 26-13 (.667) when those contests have occurred at home. The Runnin' Utes have now won two-straight games that have gone into overtime dating back to last season's thrilling 73-72 OT win vs. BYU at home.
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CLUTCHING IT UP
The last time Utah has given up 30-plus made field-goals to opponents in back-to-back games and have come out victorious was in 2023-24 when it defeated UC Irvine and Iowa at home as part of the NIT.
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| 2025-26 | |||
| DATE | OPPONENT | FG ALLOWED | RESULT |
| 11/3/25 | San Jose State | 30 | W, 84-75 |
| 11/8/25 | Weber State | 33 | W, 92-89 (OT) |
| 2023-24 | |||
| DATE | OPPONENT | FG ALLOWED | RESULT |
| 3/19/24 | UC Irvine | 30 | W, 84-75 |
| 3/24/24 | Iowa | 33 | W, 91-82 |
UP NEXT
Utah's six-game homestand continues as it gets a few days to rest and recover before welcoming in Sam Houston on Saturday, Nov. 15, for a 7 p.m. (MDT) battle inside the Jon M. Huntsman Center. Utahns will see a familiar voice on the call with Salt Lake City Bees play-by-play man on the call alongside Joe Cravens in the ESPN+ broadcast.
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LOOKING AHEAD
The Utes won't have as quick of a turnaround but won't have time to lower their guard as they welcome in Purdue Fort Wayne for the fifth game of its six-game homestand on Tuesday, Nov. 18. That game against the Mastodons is Utah's "home" game as part of the Acrisure Series (Nov. 25-26) in Palm Desert, Calif. Krista Blunk will have the call on ESPN+ while Joe Cravens serves as the analyst for that game.
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SEASON TICKETS & MINI PLANS
Fans still have time to purchase season tickets for the 2025-26 Utah men's basketball season under first-year head coach Alex Jensen. In addition, fans can also choose between two mini plans; the Saturday ONLY Plan starts at $125 while the Conference ONLY plan starts at $150. Single-game tickets for non-conference games are also on-sale starting at just $10 per ticket.
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Fans interested in buy season tickets, mini plans or single-game tickets (non-conference) can do so by going online at UtahTickets.com or by phone at 801-581-UTIX (8849).
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For the latest news and information on the Runnin' Utes men's basketball program, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com and on social media by following @UtahMBB on Facebook, X and Instagram. Fans can also stay connected on their mobile devices or tablets with the Utah 360 app.
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