The Rivalry Continues...Tailgating Pictures
Holy Cross honors
Distinguished Military Alumnus
Colonel Jeffrey Faucheux '70
U.S. Air Force
28 Years of service as senior aviator/intelligence officer.
- Deputy Director Information Operations Technology Center, NSA
- Chief, Office of Military Support, NSA
- Commander, 26th Intelligence Group, Ramstein Air Base
- Commander, 303rd Intelligence Squadron – “Skivvy Nine”, Osan Air Base
- Director, Advanced Programs; AFIWC, Kelly AFB
- Director of Intelligence, HQ Electronic Security Command, Kelly AFB
- Chief, Intel Resources/Exec to Director of Intelligence, HQ USAFE, Ramstein AB
- RC-135 “RAVEN”, EWO Stan Eval Crew Commander/Instructor 343 SRS/55 SRW, Offutt AFB
- B-52D “CROW”, 60th Heavy Bombardment Squadron, 43rd Strategic Wing, Andersen AFB
- Deputy Director Information Operations Technology Center, NSA
- Chief, Office of Military Support, NSA
- Commander, 26th Intelligence Group, Ramstein Air Base
- Commander, 303rd Intelligence Squadron – “Skivvy Nine”, Osan Air Base
- Director, Advanced Programs; AFIWC, Kelly AFB
- Director of Intelligence, HQ Electronic Security Command, Kelly AFB
- Chief, Intel Resources/Exec to Director of Intelligence, HQ USAFE, Ramstein AB
- RC-135 “RAVEN”, EWO Stan Eval Crew Commander/Instructor 343 SRS/55 SRW, Offutt AFB
- B-52D “CROW”, 60th Heavy Bombardment Squadron, 43rd Strategic Wing, Andersen AFB
Holy Cross
Legend of the Game
Dennis Delaney '71
Dennis was a four-year letter winner as one of the most decorated players in Holy Cross football history. He was named Preseason All-American prior to his senior season and finished it as the Class AAAA Defensive MVP. He is one of only two players in school history to win that award in football. He anchored a stellar defensive line during his junior and senior seasons in which the Tigers spent multiple weeks as the No. 1 ranked team in the state. Dennis was a first team defensive tackle and outstanding lineman on the New Orleans States-Item 1970 All City Football Team. He also earned First Team defensive tackle and outstanding lineman on the Louisiana Sports Writers Association 1970 Class AAAA All-State Football Team along with the 1970 Scholastic Coach All-American High School Football Team. Dennis was one of three Tigers named to the Class AAA All-State team following his junior season. In 1970, Dennis was ranked the #2 high school football player on the Louisiana Coaches AAAA Top 20 list. He accepted a scholarship to Tulane University where he played offensive line for the Green Wave.
Holy Cross Accolades:
• Football
• Four-year letterman in football
• All-American
• 4A Defensive MVP
• All Statesman 1970 All City Football Team
• Ranked #2 Louisiana Coaches AAAA Top 20 List
Holy Cross Accolades:
• Football
• Four-year letterman in football
• All-American
• 4A Defensive MVP
• All Statesman 1970 All City Football Team
• Ranked #2 Louisiana Coaches AAAA Top 20 List