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
02.01.2010 - Student-Athletes Post 3.14 Fall Semester GPA
The Taylor University Athletic Department has announced that 75 student-athletes have been named to the Dean's List for the Fall '09 academic semester.
01.31.2010 - Football has Six Named Academic All-League
The Mid-States Football Association has recognized six Taylor University football players on the 2009 MSFA All-Academic Team.
01.03.2010 - Five Trojans Named NAIA Scholar-Athletes
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced that five members of the Taylor University football team have been named NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
12.17.2009 - Williams Selected as AFCA All-American
Senior football player Pagel Williams was named to the 2009 American Football Coaches Association NAIA All-America Team as a defensive back on Thursday.
12.02.2009 - Korfmacher Named AFCA Regional Co-Coach of Year
Taylor University head football coach Ron Korfmacher has been named Regional Co-Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association as announced on Wednesday. It is Korfmacher's first regional award and the first won by a Taylor football coach.
Recent Results
In an incredible end to a turnaround season, the 25th-ranked Taylor Trojans defeated the 11th ranked St. Francis Cougars 23-16 on Saturday afternoon. The Trojans put nine points on the board in the second half and kept the USF offense out of the end zone during the second half to notch the victory.
The Taylor football team defeated Olivet Nazarene 45-35 on the road Saturday to guarantee the Trojans their first winning season since 1999. Taylor improved to 6-3 overall with one regular season game remaining.
Ryan Magnuson caught a 44-yard pass with no time left on the clock Saturday for his sixth touchdown catch of the day as Taylor overcame a 17-point deficit on the road to defeat Marian 36-35.
The Taylor football team piled up 516 yards of total offense Saturday as the Trojans defeated Trinity International 48-7 at home. Taylor improves to 4-3 overall for the program's most wins in a season since 1999.
The Taylor University football team allowed 285 rushing yards to No. 21 Walsh (Ohio) University and fell 31-12 to the Cavaliers on Homecoming Saturday at Jim Wheeler Memorial Stadium.