DETROIT -- The Wayne State University football program will host the first collegiate night game in Adams Field history on Saturday, Sept. 14 when defending GLIAC Champion Ashland University visits WSU for a 6 p.m. kickoff.

Be a part of the excitement and pageantry by coming early and tailgating in Lot 50 (free parking starting at 10 a.m.).

Head Coach Paul Winters, who is entering his tenth season at the helm of Warrior football, is excited to share the historic moment with the team's supporters.

"We can't wait to see and hear the enthusiasm of our students, alumni and fans at the first collegiate night game at Adams Field," said Winters.

WSU will use the special event to celebrate its entire athletic department. During halftime, each varsity team will be introduced in a parade of athletes modeled after the Olympics' opening ceremony.

Several food trucks will be at the game offering a variety of delicious dining options. The first 2,000 fans through the gates will receive glow sticks to light up the stands.

For tickets prior to Saturday's contest, visit WSU's athletic online ticket store or call the Wayne State ticket office at (313) 993-4378.

Events:  Face painting, Tailgating, DJ, Giveaways, Contests, Kids Zone, Skydiver to deliver the game ball.

WSU Band Theme: Earth, Wind and Fire