CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — The Battle of Highway 55 returns to Finley Stadium and Citizens Bank Field on Saturday, as the Fighting Tigers are hosting No. 10 Lindsey Wilson College.

Kickoff is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. ET and Jordan Alves will start Campbellsville's coverage with the Tiger Tailgate Show at 1 p.m. on the Campbellsville University Sports Network - 88.7 The Tiger, Comcast Channel 10 (WLCU-TV) and on www.CampbellsvilleTigers.com. Jim Freeman and Matt Payton will have the call for their 40th-game working alongside together in the booth.
 
Series Facts: Campbellsville vs. Lindsey Wilson

• The Tigers hold a narrow edge over the Blue Raiders, 4-2, in the series and it's 2-1 while playing at CU.
• The Tigers won the first three games in the series, then Lindsey Wilson won a pair, and Campbellsville won last season's NAIA Game of the Week thriller than ended with a CU fumble recovery late in the 4Q.
• In the series, Campbellsville averages 37.6 points per game compared to Lindsey Wilson's 26.
• In the three games at Finley Stadium, the Tigers average 40 ppg while the Blue Raiders average 34.3 ppg.
• CU and LWC played in the first nationally televised game in 2012, as Fox College Sports aired the contest. ?

Tiger Clawz: Campbellsville looking for big upset in rivalry game

• Campbellsville and Lindsey Wilson are meeting for the sixth-time in the Battle of Highway 55.
• CU has started the season 1-6 for the first time in the Perry Thomas era.
• Campbellsville boasts an all-time record of 146-161-1.
• Coach Perry Thomas is 3-5 in eighth games of the season.
• Head coaches Perry Thomas & Chris Oliver are meeting for the seventh time with Thomas leading the series, 4-2.
• Campbellsville's six losses on the season have been by an average of 8.3 points per game.
• Outside of the loss to Faulkner, 69-51, CU has not lost by more than seven points all season.
• Campbellsville is looking to win its first MSC West Division game.
• The Blue Raiders lost last week to No. 3 Reinhardt in the NAIA Game of the Week, 55-34. LWC is second in the West standings at 2-1, while Reinhardt is a perfect 3-0.
• Last week versus Cumberland, Justin Manning recorded 24 tackles breaking a single-season record that was set in the very first football game by Mike Todd Cecil (21) on Sept. 10, 1988. That record stood for 307 games and almost 29 years.
• In the first seven games of the season, kicker Bradley Bates has hit 12 field goals - including a career-long 42-yard field goal vs. Faulkner. He ranks No. 1 in field goals per game (1.7), total field goals (12), total scoring (67). Bates is two FGs away from tying Donnie Johnson's record set in 2003. Bates was named the MSC Special Teams Player of the Week on Oct. 3.
• Quarterback Hunter Brown has led another high-power offense for Campbellsville. Brown is 221-for-368 passing with 28 touchdowns to his credit. He has thrown over 300 yards three times, 400 yards once, 500 yards once and 600 yards once.
• Brown ranks No. 1 in the NAIA in passing yards per game (408.7) - a mark that will shatter the single- season record set by Jacob Russell in 2015 at 334.2.
• For the second-straight season, WR Tyus Alcorn has led CU's receiving attack. He ranks No. 7 in the NAIA with 105.7 yards per game and No. 11 in total yards (740). He is looking to become the fourth CU receiver to eclipse the 1,000-yard mark in a season.
• Two weeks ago vs. Bethel, Alcorn broke the career-mark for receiving touchdowns (30). He now has 32.
• Lead stat-man, Kevin Burkhead, is working consecutive game No. 309 today. A role he's held since 1987. He has not missed a game since the rebirth of the program.