G Bryson Robinson |
New Orleans fought the Bulldogs to a 19-19 tie early, but an 11-2 State run gave them control of the game, which they never relinquished. A 10-point halftime deficit turned ugly in the second half, with UNO falling behind by as many as 28.
Bryson Robinson and Troy Green each had 14 to lead a fairly anemic offensive attack. The Privateers shot just 38% from the field, 2-of-11 on threes, and were dominated 45-27 on the boards.
After a week off, UNO takes its road show to Hawaii on November 24 for the final game of the trip.