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Savannah State University Celebrates Homecoming 2022

The SSU Tigers host the Virginia University of Lynchburg Dragons in T. A. Wright Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 8 with kickoff at 3 p.m. 

Savannah State University (SSU) is celebrating Homecoming 2022 with a weeklong schedule of events themed “We are Significant. Steadfast. Unstoppable.” Notable events include the coronation of Mr. and Miss Savannah State University, a Golf Scramble and Greek Step Show, culminating with the Homecoming football game on Saturday, Oct. 8. The SSU Tigers host the Virginia University of Lynchburg Dragons in T. A. Wright Stadium with kickoff at 3 p.m. 

Festivities include an on-campus parade around Felix Alexis Circle on Friday, Oct. 7.

“We are excited to welcome alumni and friends back home for the biggest tailgate in the South,” said Moncello Stewart, Homecoming Committee Chair. “Our annual fish fry and yard fest events promise a lot of fun, and we can’t wait to crown our new Mr. and Miss Savannah State University.” 

The dance line will perform with the Powerhouse of the South marching band during halftime.

To see the full schedule of events, visit
SavannahState.edu/homecoming. The clear-bag procedure will be in effect; only clear bags will be permitted inside of the stadium. For additional information about game day tickets and tailgating, visit ssuathletics.com.   

 

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