Stony Brook edged Drexel 72–69 in an NCAA matchup, securing a three-point road/neutral-court win in a game that stayed tight into the final possessions. With neither side able to create lasting separation, the contest came down to execution late and a handful of key stops and made shots in crunch time. The game flow featured multiple momentum swings, with Drexel answering Stony Brook runs to keep the score within one or two possessions. Stony Brook’s ability to generate enough scoring to stay in front—while limiting Drexel’s late-game opportunities—proved decisive as the teams traded baskets down the stretch. In the closing minutes, Stony Brook made the plays that mattered most, converting offensively and getting enough defensive resistance to protect a narrow lead. Drexel had chances to tie or take the lead late but ultimately came up just short as Stony Brook closed out the final sequence to preserve the 72–69 result. Going forward, Stony Brook can build on a close-game win that reflects composure in late situations, while Drexel will look to tighten late-game execution after a one-possession loss. Team statistics and top-performer details were not provided, so this recap focuses on the confirmed score and game outcome.