SAU Men's Basketball Hosts Winston-Salem State In CIAA Divisional Contest Saturday (Jan. 19)

RALEIGH, N.C. (Jan. 18) – Saint Augustine's University (SAU) enters the critical part of its men's basketball schedule on Saturday, Jan. 19, at 4 p.m.

The Falcons host Winston-Salem State University in a CIAA Southern Division contest at Emery Gymnasium. Ten of their remaining 11 regular-season games are divisional matchups.

This is game six of a seven-game homestand inside Emery Gymnasium.

Below is more info about the contests:

ADMISSION
$13 general admission on game day for the men's game, which is part of a doubleheader. $8.50 for faculty/staff, senior citizens, military personnel, visiting students with valid ID and children ages 6-12. Free for SAU students with valid ID and children ages five and under (per one paying adult).

LIVE VIDEO AND LIVE STATS
Click HERE for live video or go to saintaugfalcons.com or theciaasn.com (CIAA Sports Network).

Click HERE for live stats.

RECORDS
Saint Augustine's University (0-2 Southern Division, 4-11 overall); Winston-Salem State University (1-0 Southern Division, 7-7 overall).

FALCON FACTS
- Preseason All-CIAA pick Tyre Gathright (Sr./Wilmington, NC) ranks fourth in the CIAA in scoring average (17.9).

- Jalen Gaddy (Jr./Raleigh, NC) has scored 20 points or more in the last two contests.

- The Falcons lead the CIAA in three-point field goal percentage (39.3).

SCOUTING WINSTON-SALEM STATE
- The Rams average 80.9 points per game.

- Robert Colon ranks third in the CIAA in scoring average (18.2).

- William Crandell ranks seventh in the CIAA in points per game (16.1) and tied for ninth in rebounds per game (6.6).

LAST MEETING
Kasey Bryant scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half, including a game-deciding three-pointer with 12 seconds left, as Saint Augustine's University rallied to defeat Winston-Salem State University 63-60 at Emery Gymnasium on Feb. 7, 2018. Bryant's three-pointer capped an 8-0 run by the Falcons in the final 20 seconds to erase a 60-55 deficit.

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