St. John’s (N.Y.) earned a 72-65 win over Seton Hall in NCAA action, securing a seven-point victory in a game that stayed competitive into the second half. The Red Storm did enough offensively to create separation while limiting Seton Hall’s ability to string together sustained scoring runs. Seton Hall kept pace for long stretches, but St. John’s repeatedly answered key possessions to maintain control. As the game tightened, St. John’s execution in late-game situations—getting quality looks and finishing possessions—helped prevent Seton Hall from completing a comeback. With only the final score provided, individual stat leaders and full team totals (field goals, 3-pointers, rebounds, assists) cannot be verified here. Even so, the result reflects a solid closing performance from St. John’s and a missed opportunity for Seton Hall in a matchup where a few pivotal possessions swung the margin. Going forward, St. John’s can build on a conference-style win that demonstrated composure late, while Seton Hall will likely focus on improving late-game offense and getting more consistent stops in decisive stretches to avoid letting close games slip away.