Cal State Fullerton held off UC San Diego for a 75–71 win in NCAA action, securing a four-point victory in a tightly contested game. With neither side able to create extended separation for long stretches, the outcome came down to late-game execution and a handful of key possessions in the final minutes. CS Fullerton did enough offensively to stay in front, mixing scoring across the lineup and answering UC San Diego runs to protect its lead. UC San Diego kept pressure on throughout, but the Titans consistently found timely baskets to prevent the Tritons from fully swinging momentum. In the closing stretch, CS Fullerton’s ability to generate stops and convert at the line and/or on key half-court possessions proved decisive, allowing the Titans to maintain a narrow cushion to the final horn. UC San Diego’s late push cut into the margin, but the comeback fell short. The result gives CS Fullerton a confidence-building win in a game that demanded composure late, while UC San Diego is left to focus on improving late-game efficiency and getting cleaner looks in crunch time. Team and individual statistics and top-performer details were not provided, so standout performances cannot be attributed to specific players in this recap.