Bio

The 2024 season is the 19th for Greg Wolfe on staff with the Trojans and his third working as the wide receivers coach. Wolfe returned to the TU sidelines in 2022 after one year away from the program. Prior that, Wolfe spent 16 seasons in the role of offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Taylor.

The TU offense excelled under the guidance of Wolfe during a record-setting 2015 season, in which the Trojans went 7-3 to match their highest single-season win total since 1999. The Taylor offense set 10 new program records during the 2015 campaign, highlighted by 422.1 total yards of offense and 38.0 points per game.

Prior to coming on board at Taylor, Wolfe served on staff with the Columbus Destroyers of the Arena Football League, where he worked with wide receivers and special teams.

Wolfe was a member of the football team at Wheaton College and capped his time there with a degree in economics in 2003, before earning a master’s degree in sport and exercise management from Ohio State University in 2005.

During his career as a wide receiver, Wolfe helped the Thunder claim a trio of College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin Championships, including a 12-1 season in 2003.

In addition to his coaching duties at Taylor, Wolfe is a professor within the Kinesiology Department.

Wolfe lives in Upland with his three sons, Brady, Cooper and Trevor.