Time:  4:30 p.m.
Location:  Boiling Springs, N.C.  •  Paul Porter Arena
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BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb men's basketball returns home to Boiling Springs on Saturday afternoon, January 29 as the Runnin' Bulldogs are set to welcome Radford to Paul Porter Arena for the first of two contests between the two Big South foes this season. Tipoff in Boiling Springs is scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
 
For fans in attendance, general admission tickets are priced at $10 per ticket and can be purchased either at the door or online here. Students are granted free entry with a valid Gardner-Webb ID and will be entered for a chance to claim a $100 Circle K gift card during featured contest at halftime. 
 
For those unable to attend, live video coverage will be available on ESPN+ with Gardner-Webb's Phil Constantino and former Penn State Head Men's Basketball Coach Jerry Dunn on the call. Radio coverage with Jim "Mojo" Morrison can also be heard on the Runnin' Bulldogs Sports Network.    
THE OPENING TIP

•  Gardner-Webb snapped its three-game skid its last time out as the Runnin' Bulldogs took a 7-5 lead and never trailed again en route to a 61-55 road win at UNC Asheville.
• GWU held Asheville to 55 points, the least of any Division I opponent against the 'Dogs this season. The 61 points scored by GWU were also the least scored in a win this season and marks the lowest points scored in any win since downing Presbyterian 59-53 on Feb. 4 of last season.
• D'Maurian Williams scored 21 points for his fifth 20+ point performance this season, while Lance Terry added 11 to notch his 13^th-straight game in double figures and his 18^th this season.
• Ludovic Dufeal recorded a career-high four steals at Asheville, while Zion Williams tied a season-high with five assists and Anthony Selden matched a career-high with two steals in his first start of the season (fourth of career).
• Coach Tim Craft registered his 50^th career road win at Asheville. His career record now stands at 148-131 as he looks to become the eighth coach in Big South history to reach 150 wins.
• GWU's three conference losses have all come against the current top three teams in the Big South. Longwood and Winthrop each lead their respective divisions, while Upstate sits second in the South.
• GWU has shot a higher field-goal percentage than its opponent in all 10 of its wins. However, the 'Dogs are 0-8 when opponents shoot better than field.
• GWU has also outrebounded its opponent in all 10 wins, but checks in at 0-7 on the year when getting outrebounded.
• The Runnin' Bulldogs rank 22^nd in the nation in defensive field-goal percentage (39.4%) and 12^th in the nation in defensive 3-point percentage (28.0%). GWU is also 25^th in Division I in blocks per game (5.2).
• Gardner-Webb currently leads the Big South in defensive field-goal percentage (39.4%) and defensive rebounds per game (27.2).