Lights on, lights out!: Tuskegee takes down No. 15 Benedict
Under the bright lights of Cleve L. Abbott Memorial Stadium and the hot glare of a national television audience, Tuskegee made the big plays in the fourth quarter to take down No. 15 Benedict on Thursday night in front of an announced crowd of 3,171. Quarterback Khalib Johnson came off the bench in the second half and in place of an injured Bryson McGrew and fired a 31-yard touchdown strike to Preston Parker with 5:53 remaining to put the Golden Tigers (2-2, 2-0 SIAC) back on top in what turned out to be a see-saw affair. But as Benedict drove…
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