DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Bethune-Cookman basketball is back on campus this weekend when the Wildcats host Maryland Eastern Shore Saturday at 4 p.m. in refurbished Moore Gymnasium.

The venerable facility suffered floor damage during Hurricane Matthew, sending the Wildcats (4-14 overall, 1-4 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) to the Ocean Center, Flagler College, Daytona State College and Embry-Riddle for "home" contests. B-CU was 3-3 in those games.

After this game, the Wildcats are back on the road next Saturday at Norfolk State.

THE LATEST: The Wildcats snapped a seven-game losing streak and posted their first road victory of the year in 11 tries (12 including a neutral site) with Monday's 82-76 victory at Florida A&M. B-CU shot season-bests of 48 percent from the field and 84 percent from the line and got 29 points from Brandon Tabb and 21 from Quinton Forrest in the win. Maryland-Eastern Shore (4-14, 1-2) has dropped league losses to North Carolina Central and Howard in its last two outings.

IF THE MEAC WERE TODAY: B-CU is currently 11^th among the 12 teams that will play in the MEAC tournament this March in Norfolk. They would play either Delaware State or Norfolk State in the opening round. The Wildcats are currently 3.5 games behind North Carolina Central and Hampton (both 3-1) for a first-round bye.

TABS ON TABB: Junior Brandon Tabb leads the MEAC in scoring with an average of 19.8 ppg, ahead of Morgan State's Phillip Carr at 19.2. He also is sixth in the nation in three-pointers per game (3.78).

CAT NOTES: Quinton Forrest leads the MEAC with  a field goal percentage of 55.1; the sophomore is averaging 17.4 points per game in league play  … Reggie Baker has made 20 of his last 25 from the line … Diamante Lewis is averaging 6.2 assists in league play … B-CU was 9-2 in Moore Gym last season and is 37-22 in the Gravelle Craig era.

ABOUT MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE: The Hawks score 67.9 ppg and give up 77.7 ppg – fifth and eighth in the MEAC, respectively.  Bakari Copeland is the leading scorer at 15.7 ppg and rebounder at 5.9 per game. Ryan Andino is averaging 13.9 points a game.