If you are visiting this web site, odds are that you are interested in learning more about bringing back Cal State Fullerton Football. The Bring Back Titan Football Committee is seeking to expand its membership in an effort to get the Titan Football program back and playing on the field. You can be a part of this process and it will not cost you a single penny. It does not matter if you are a current student, a CSUF alumnus, or just a fan of college football in general. The more people working towards a common goal can only help to enhance this project.
Although the Titan Football team will not be playing on January 26, 2008, you can still show your Titan Pride by attending a college football game at Titan Stadium. On January 26, 2008 our stadium will play host to the American Heritage Bowl which is an All Star game with players from America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities participating. The Bring Back Titan Football Committee encourages everyone who supports the return of Titan Football to attend this game and to wear orange clothing. This game is scheduled to be carried on one of the ESPN family of networks. If Titan Football supporters show up wearing orange and holding up signs, the TV cameras will surely notice this show of support. 
The scheduled meeting with the Bring Back Titan Football Committee, the CSUF Director of Athletics Brian Quinn, and CSUF Senior Associate Athletic Director Allison Rich lasted nearly 90 minutes. Committee members were joined by a handful of current students that are also in support of reinstating the Titan Football program. The meeting was rather informal and was more of a question and answer session to determine the best and most feasible plan of action for bringing back football. Following are a few notable highlights that came out of the meeting: 
The Bring Back Titan Football Committee met with CSUF Athletic Director Brian Quinn and Associate Athletic Director Allison Rich January 4, 2008. Janis Carr, long time writer for the Orange County Register, did not actively participate in the meeting but was at the Titan House to cover the story. Carr met with a number of committee members after the meeting concluded and published her report later that evening.