Chicago State opens inaugural football season with first-ever game against Roosevelt
Chicago State University kicked off a new chapter in its history Saturday, taking the field for its first-ever college football game as it opened its inaugural season at SeatGeek Stadium against Roosevelt University.
Chicago State University launched its inaugural football season with a historic game against Roosevelt University at SeatGeek Stadium on Saturday. The event was marked by tailgates, grills, and a crowd of enthusiastic fans eager to see the debut of the program. Alumni, students, and supporters filled the stadium grounds, marking the moment as years in the making for many Chicago State alumni.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson played a pivotal role in opening the event, conducting the coin toss and emphasizing the importance of the football program for the university and the city of Chicago. Despite the outcome, supporters from both universities highlighted the significance of the day, particularly for the local community.
The game ended with Roosevelt emerging victorious with a score of 44-28. Looking ahead, Chicago State will face a road game in Tennessee before returning to SeatGeek Stadium on September 12.
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