Historic HBCU Ready for Its Inaugural Night Game

Tuskegee University is set to make history on September 6 by hosting its first-ever home night football game at Cleve L. Abbott Memorial Alumni stadium, facing off against Central State. This significant event fulfills a 99-year-old dream proposed by legendary coach Cleve Abbott, who envisioned lighting the field for night games way back in 1926. Thanks to a collaboration with Alabama Power, new lighting has been installed, heralding a new era for one of HBCU football’s most storied programs. Athletic Director Reginald Ruffin emphasized the transformative impact of this moment, aiming to engage fans and elevate the game-day experience. As Tuskegee takes on Central State under the lights, this milestone represents more than just a game; it’s a celebration of legacy, progress, and community pride.

Historic HBCU Ready for Its Inaugural Night Game

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