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LA GRANDE, Ore. -- The Eastern Oregon University men's basketball team hosts No. 12 Warner Pacific and Concordia on the final weekend of the regular season Friday and Saturday. The weekly notes are now available.

Games 26-27: RV Eastern Oregon vs. No. 12 Warner Pacific and Concordia
When: Friday, Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m. * Saturday, Feb. 18, 7:30 p.m.
Where: La Grande, Ore. (Quinn Coliseum)
Live Stats: EOUSports.com                    
Live Video: EOUSports.com
Live Radio: KUBQ 98.7 FM
Series: The Mountaineers are 26-22 against WPC all-time and 29-23 vs. CU.

GAME COVERAGE
Friday and Saturday's tipoffs are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Live video and stats will be available on EOUSports.com. Live radio can be heard on KUBQ 98.7 FM.

THE SERIES
* Eastern is 2-8 in its last 10 games at WPC, but has won four straight regular season games at home over the Knights.
* Warner Pacific's last regular season win in La Grande was Feb. 3, 2007, 78-72.
* WPC has won two CCC semifinal games in Quinn Coliseum in the past four years.
* The Mountaineers own the all-time series over Warner Pacific, 26-22.
* Eight of the last nine meetings have been decided by single digits.
* The series is 13-12 since 2000 in favor of WPC.
* The Mountaineers hold a 29-23 lead in the all-time series over Concordia.
* EOU has won eight straight games over CU since the Cavs won in Portland on Jan. 19,
2008, 67-63.
* Eastern has won six straight games over Concordia in La Grande, dating back to an 87-83 loss on Jan. 31, 2006. EOU has won five of the last 10 games at Concordia.

QUICK HITS
• Eastern Oregon has clinched a postseason berth in the CCC tournament.
• Since 2009, EOU has a 24-4 record in the month of February.
• The Mountaineers are 12-2 this season when leading at halftime, but 2-7 when trailing.
• When trailing with 5:00 left in regulation, EOU is 0-9.
• Eastern has won 32 of the last 35 regular season home games, and 44 of the last 47 conference regular season home games.
• EOU is 30-4 in regular season games in Quinn Coliseum under Isaac Williams.
• Overall the Mountaineers have won 33 of the 38 games under Williams at home.
• The Mountaineers are second in the nation in offensive rebounds per game (15.8), fifth in total rebounds per game (42.4), and fifth in total rebound margin (8.9).
• The Mountaineers 82.6 points per game scoring offense is 12th in the country.
• Jamar Johnson is second in the nation in three-point field goal percentage (49 percent).
• Ervin Felder is 14th in the nation in offensive rebounds per game with 3.2.

ABOUT THE KNIGHTS
After being picked seventh in the Cascade Collegiate Conference preseason coaches' poll, Warner Pacific College enters the final weekend of the regular season a half-game out of second place in the CCC standings. WPC has secured a CCC Tournament first round game at home. The Knights are 12-1 at home this year, and 9-5 away from the C.C. Perry Gymnasium. WPC has a 21-6 overall record and is 13-3 in conference play. The Knights are first in NAIA Div. 2 in steals per game (11.74) and second in assists per game (17.85). Warner Pacific's +5.44 turnover margin leads the country. Newcomer William Sharp leads the Knights with 12.2 points and 2.5 steals per outing which is sixth in the nation. WPC has the top two assist-makers in the conference, Dane Johnson 6.3 and William Sharp 4.7 per game.

ABOUT THE CAVALIERS
Concordia appears to be the seventh seed in this season's CCC Tournament. CU (14-13, 6-10) has won eight of their 14 games at home, but is 6-7 on the road. The Cavaliers are coming off of back-to-back losses at home to Corban and Northwest Christian. Concordia has had an up-and-down season, including an upset win over No. 1 Oregon Tech in Portland. Adam Herman is averaging 19.57 points per game, and leads NAIA Div. 2 shooting 68 percent from the field. The sophomore is second in the conference in points and rebounds per game (7.7). As a team, CU is second in the nation in field goal percentage (.509) and third in three-point field goal percentage defense (.294). Drew Preuninger leads the conference in three-pointer made per game hitting 2.93 per contest.