New Orleans outlasted East Texas A&M, 94–85, in NCAA action, using a strong offensive finish to secure a nine-point road win. The Privateers consistently generated scoring opportunities and did enough defensively to keep East Texas A&M from completing a late push, even as the Lions stayed within striking distance for much of the night. East Texas A&M kept pace by trading baskets and finding enough offense to remain competitive, but New Orleans’ ability to put points on the board in key stretches ultimately separated the teams. With the game tight into the second half, New Orleans leaned on efficient possessions and timely perimeter scoring to build a cushion. Because no verified box score details (top performers and full team shooting/rebounding/assist totals) were provided, individual standouts and specific statistical leaders cannot be stated accurately here. What is clear from the final margin is that New Orleans won the scoring battle in the closing minutes and maintained control late to close out the win. Going forward, New Orleans can take confidence from producing 94 points and finishing the game with enough execution to win by multiple possessions. For East Texas A&M, scoring 85 indicates the offense was productive, but tightening defensive stretches and improving late-game stops will be key areas to address in future matchups.