CJ Miller
CJ Miller
Connor Walendzak
Connor Walendzak
Autavius Ison
Autavius Ison
The Toledo Rockets represent college football on RallyFuel. Toledo has played 8 games this season, finishing 6-2. The Rockets roster carries 153 athletes across all positions. Leading the team statistically are John Alan Richter (2,244 passing yards, 17 TDs), CJ Miller (609 rushing yards), and Andrew Zock (21 tackles). Home games for the Rockets are played at Glass Bowl, a 26,038-seat venue in , . "U of Toledo" stands as the Toledo football fight song, played at home games and victory celebrations across the MAC schedule. When fans fuel a Rocket athlete on RallyFuel, 90% lands directly with the athlete — funding training, recovery, and the realities of college sports.
The Football Program at the University of Toledo competes at the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) level, representing the Mid-American Conference (MAC). Positioned within a competitive Group of Five conference, the program consistently faces rigorous competition from peer institutions striving for conference championships and postseason bowl appearances. As a key component of the Athletics Department, Toledo Football plays a significant role in the university’s athletic ecosystem, providing student-athletes with opportunities to compete at a high level while fostering personal and athletic growth. The program balances competitive ambition with a commitment to developing well-rounded athletes prepared for both collegiate success and potential professional careers.
The infrastructure supporting Toledo Football is designed to optimize athlete performance and development within a high-caliber environment. Home games are hosted at the Glass Bowl, a stadium with a seating capacity of approximately 26,000, featuring a natural grass playing surface that enhances game-day conditions and player safety. The stadium atmosphere is known for its energetic fan engagement, contributing to a formidable home-field advantage.
Beyond the stadium, the program benefits from state-of-the-art training facilities and resources focused on physical conditioning, skill development, and academic success. Strength and conditioning programs are tailored to meet the demands of collegiate football, emphasizing injury prevention, speed, and power. Academic support services are readily available to ensure athletes maintain eligibility and progress toward their degrees, reflecting the Athletics Department’s holistic approach to student-athlete development.
