Cobber Football

In 2010 Concordia installed a state-of-the-art FieldTurf playing surface which allows the Cobbers to practice and play in all weather conditions. The new playing surface is part of a $5 million outdoor facilities project that will also feature a new locker room and office space for the Cobber football team.

Under the leadership of coach Terry Horan, the Cobbers are perennial contenders for the NCAA Division III playoffs. The team’s success is directly related to the caliber of the student-athletes at Concordia.Well-known for featuring an innovative, triple option offense, the Cobbers are a traditional conference power, finishing among the top three teams in the MIAC five of the last eight seasons.

In recent years, several players have earned Academic All-America honors and three have received prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships, in addition to winning MIAC all-conference, most valuable player and most valuable lineman awards.


Cobbers 5th In Nation In Attendance

Feb. 9-- Concordia finished fifth in the nation in attendance in NCAA Division III it was announced by the NCAA last week. The Cobbers drew an average of 4,685 fans for their five home games in 2011. Details  

2011 Cobber Highlight Video

Dec. 14-- Highlights from the 2011 season which feature a four-game winning streak, record-breaking performances, packed crowds at Jake Christiansen Stadium and another top 5 finish in the MIAC. More   

A Plethora Of All-MIAC Award Winners

Nov. 22-- Concordia had 17 players earn MIAC postseason honors it was announced on Tuesday. The Cobber contingent was led by Tom Knowlton, Bronson Shepherd, Mark Wychor and Bryce Hentges. More

A Record But Not A Result

A Win Is A Win - Is A Win

A Grinding Good Homecoming Victory

Another Convincing Road Win

Defense Turns Over MIAC Road Win

Quick Start Leads To Tension-Filled Second Half

Another Sinking Feeling In The Western End Zone

Hentges Earns MIAC Defensive Award

Killer B's Buzz Buena Vista

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@ St. Olaf

Nov. 12 2011

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