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Tulsa
Who won the first NIT?
The first NIT was played in 1938 and won by Temple who defeated Colorado 60-36 in the championship game.
Who won the NIT in 1989?
St. John's
In what year did Minnesota win the NIT tournament?
Minnesota won the NIT tournament in the year 2014.
Has anyone ever won an ncaa and nit tourney championship if so who?
CCNY, led by Irwin Dambrot, won both the NIT and NCAA tournaments in 1950.
Who won the NIT in 1994?
Villanova beat Vanderbilt.
Who won the NIT in 1991?
Stanford beat Oklahoma.
Who won the NIT in 2004?
Michigan beat Rutgers.
Who won the NIT in 2001?
Tulsa beat Alabama.
Who won the NIT in 1999?
California beat Clemson.
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Temple beat Colorado.
Who won the NIT in 1939?
LIU beat Loyola.
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