Our aim is to assemble a championship character football team: We are committed to character development, to excellence in all we do, and to becoming champions on and off the football field.
Building character and commitment...Building from the foundation up
- Be a champion on the field
- Be a champion in the classroom
- Be a champion in life
- Be a champion for Jesus Christ
Recent News
06.21.2009 - Athletics Media Guides Receive Honors
Taylor University's athletics media guides have been honored for excellence in the annual publications contests conducted by the NAIA-Sports Information Directors Association and the College Sports Information Directors of America.
04.21.2009 - Coffey Signs with TU for Baseball and Football
The Taylor University athletic department announces the signing of Jordan Coffey to attend Taylor and continue his football and baseball careers for the Trojans.
03.25.2009 - Former Trojan Wilt Coaching at DI Virginia
Former Trojan All-American Chad Wilt has never strayed far from the gridiron. Last month he was named the defensive line coach at NCAA Division I University of Virginia under head coach Al Groh.
02.20.2009 - Romine Inducted into Bluffton Hall of Fame
Former Taylor Athletic Director Dr. Joe Romine will be inducted Friday into the Bluffton (Ind.) High School Hall of Fame for his achievements as a multi-sport athlete during his time as a Bluffton Tiger.
02.19.2009 - 62 Student-Athletes Named to Dean's List
The Taylor University Athletic Department has announced that 62 student-athletes have been named to the Dean’s List for the Fall ’08 academic semester.
Recent Results
Walsh scored two unanswered touchdowns in the fourth quarter to snatch a 24-17 win from the Trojans. The Trojans drove to the Walsh 27-yard line in the final minute of play, but were unable to get into the end zone to tie the game.
The Taylor football team fell behind 26-0 in the first half on Saturday at St. Xavier, and despite 15 second half points, were unable to overcome the Cougars.
The Taylor football team (2-6, 0-4) held a 23-22 lead late in the third quarter, but the Marian Knights (5-4, 1-4) scored 10 straight points to grab a 32-23 victory.
The Trojan football team was solid on the stat sheet, but could not put enough points on the board as they dropped a 24-6 decision to Ohio Dominican.
The Taylor University football team ran into an offensive juggernaut in 25th-ranked Malone University Saturday and fell to the Pioneers 42-17 on homecoming weekend in Upland.