CSU Vikings win 20 games, have shot in conference tourney. Huh?

By Joe Tone on Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 12:21 pm

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Hot damn. The Cleveland State Men’s Basketball team won their 20th game on Saturday. This hasn’t happened since the 1992 season, back when B.I.G. still rapped with Bone Thugs. The Vikings are guaranteed a semi-final slot in the Horizon League tourney, which puts them two wins away from a trip to the Big Dance. And while an early winning streak had fans dreaming of a Horizon League title, a 20-win season by itself is somewhat ridiculous. ...

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