The site is filled with the latest news scores and upcoming events including games. This is one Trojan horse you will want to bring on in and stay up to date with all of the Troy Football information.

Early Years (1909-1945):

✦ Intermittent play due to various factors like low participation and the World War.

✦ Coach George Penton led an undefeated season in 1911-12.

✦ Coach Albert Elmore changed the team name to "Red Wave" and enjoyed moderate success.

✦ Coach Fred McCollum achieved back-to-back winning seasons.

✦ Coach William Clipson's tenure included a single strong season.

Modern Era (1946-Present):

✦ Continuous play since 1946.

✦ Transitioned to Division I-A in 2001 and joined the Sun Belt Conference in 2004.

✦ Played in their first bowl game in 2004 but lost.

The Interlocking Era (1967-1971):

✦ TS Takeover: In 1967 the first official helmet logo arrived: a bold, interlocking "TS" representing Troy State University. This design stayed strong for several years, becoming synonymous with the Trojans' early identity.

Stripes and Experimentation (1972-1980s):

✦ Stripe Parade: The 1970s saw the introduction of the classic white-black-white tri-stripe pattern, adding a dynamic touch to the maroon base. With occasional variations in stripe widths and placement, this design remained a mainstay for several decades.

✦ Flying T: A short-lived experiment in 1979 featured a stylized "T" in motion on the maroon helmet, resembling a bird in flight. Though not enduring, it showcased the Trojans' willingness to explore new visual territories.

Modern Refinement (1990s-Present):

✦ Chrome Touch: The 1990s brought a touch of modernity with chrome helmet decals and facemasks. This sleek look added a polished edge while retaining the core maroon and white color scheme.

✦ Back to Basics: After some experimentation, the early 2000s saw a return to the classic simplicity of the interlocking "TS" on the maroon base. This design, with subtle tweaks like contrasting helmet shades, has remained the primary helmet for the past two decades.

Early Days: The Spartan Connection (1950s-1992):

✦ Initially, Troy adopted the logo of the Troy State Teachers College Spartans, featuring a fierce Spartan warrior in armor and spear.

✦ This symbolized the program's early identity and connection to the college.

Transition and Identity Crisis (1993-1998):

✦ As the university transitioned to Troy State University, the Spartan logo lost its relevance.

✦ A period of experimentation ensued, with inconsistent logos, including a Trojan helmet and a lettermark design.

Birth of the Modern "Angry T:" (1999-Present):

✦ In 1999, the iconic "Angry T" logo emerged, depicting a stylized Trojan helmet with piercing eyes and flaring lines.

✦ This bold design resonated with fans and solidified the program's unique identity as the Trojans.

Variations and Special Editions:

✦ The "Angry T" remains the primary logo, but variations have emerged over time.

✦ Alternate helmet designs featuring chrome or matte finishes add visual depth.

✦ Special edition logos honoring military personnel or commemorating milestones further showcase the program's spirit.