This is going to be a fantastic event this year, a high-water mark for this rivalry and opportunity to see everyone come together in this community. We are excited about the Palmetto Capital City Classic. This city is going to be on fire, famously hot, and pumped up.
Benedict coach James Woody is optimistic about the Tigers’ chances when they meet the Bulldogs Saturday in the Palmetto Capital City Classic in Charlie W. Johnson Stadium at 5 p.m. in the season opener for both teams.The Tigers will have a big challenge against the Bulldogs, who were the MEAC champions a year ago and advanced to the Division I Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.
