Historic HBCU Ready for Inaugural Night Game

Tuskegee University is set to make history by hosting its inaugural home night football game on Saturday, September 6, at Cleve L. Abbott Memorial Alumni stadium. This long-awaited event fulfills a vision proposed in 1926 by legendary coach Cleve Abbott, who dreamed of lighting the field for night games. The new lighting, installed through a partnership with Alabama Power, marks a significant milestone not only for Tuskegee Athletics but also for the broader community, symbolizing progress and pride. As the school’s football program prepares to face rival Central State, this game is more than just a rivalry clash; it represents a step forward in showcasing the rich traditions of HBCU football on a national stage.

Historic HBCU Ready for Inaugural Night Game

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