This research aimed to examine the performance for model tests on technology acceptance among college students during various stages of badmintons. It was meant to understand the changes of behavioral mechanisms during various stages for college students involving in badminton sports. This research was conducted with purposive sampling. Experimental subjects were selected among students taking selective badminton courses from 6 mid-Taiwan colleges. After questionnaire analysis, there were 517 valid replies received. After LISREL linear analysis, some facts were shown as below. Among students during both the maintenance phase and the intention phase, their perceived ease of use negatively affected the performance of behavioral attitude. Among students separately during the maintenance phase, the action phase, the preparation phase, the intention phase and the precontemplation phase, all of their perceived ease of use positively affected the performance of behavioral attitude. For students during the maintenance phase, the action phase and the preparation phase, all behavioral attitudes positively affected the performance of behavioral intention. For students during the maintenance phase, the action phase and the preparation phase, all behavioral attitudes positively affected the performance of behavioral intention. Finally, based on research results, the discussion was further conducted to examine relevant theories and applications with reference available for administrative units of physical education. Also, research results were further proposed for upcoming research effort.