Citadel Grayline

Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell are back in the host chair as "Citadel GrayLine" begins its 12th season of broadcasting information about Citadel Bulldogs football.  The Bulldog beat writer has the latest from camp, as Brent Thompson's team prepares for Saturday's season opener at defending SoCon champ Wofford.

Brent Thompson is the special guest on this Fall 2017 finale. The Bulldogs' head football coach discusses offseason plans for his football team, as well as the strategy for Signing Day 2018. Jeff Hartsell and Kyle Weaver discuss the retirement of Wofford coach Mike Ayers. And we have the latest Citadel hoops news.  And Bulldog football great Tyler Renew visits with Jon Rawl in Lexington, S.C.

Encore edition.  We rewind to last week's show featuring Duggar Baucom, head coach of The Citadel basketball team.  Hosts Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell discuss the departure of Jim Senter as the school's athletics director.  And several players on the Bulldogs' football team earn all-SoCon postseason honors.

Duggar Baucom, head coach of The Citadel basketball team, is this week's special guest at Charleston Sports Pub in Mount Pleasant.  Hosts Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell discuss the departure of Jim Senter as the school's athletics director.  And several players on the Bulldogs' football team earn all-SoCon postseason honors.

Clemson spanks The Citadel, 61-3. The Dogs finish the season at 5-6; and Jeff Hartsell discusses what's next for Brent Thompson's team.  And executive producer Jon Rawl fills in the host chair while Kyle Weaver is out this week, where he and Hartsell have the latest on a possible departure of Jim Senter, football recruiting, and a basketball win streak.

Kyle Weaver and PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell examine the questions left after Furman throttled The Citadel in the last SoCon game.  The Dogs now head to Pickens County to take on the No. 2 Clemson Tigers in the season finale.  We also get the latest on athletics director Jim Senter interviewing for the open position at UTEP.

Lester Smith ('92), an Athletic Hall of Fame member whose football jersey number (15) is retired at The Citadel, is this week's special guest.  Smith discusses the 25th anniversary of the Dogs' historic SoCon title.  And hosts Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell reflect on El Cid's bad loss to Western Carolina; and preview this weekend's rivalry game at Furman.

250th Episode. Original co-hosts Jon Rawl and Jim Waddill join Kyle Weaver and Post and Courier beat writer Jeff Hartsell for a celebration of the all-Dogs show.  Plus, we chat about the 21-3 Silver Shako win over VMI, and take a look at this weekend's final home game between The Citadel and upstart Western Carolina.

Joe Crochet, a defensive and academic standout for the Bulldogs during the team's 2015 and 2016 SoCon championships, talks with Kyle Weaver and PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell.  Crochet is now writing a book about his experience wearing Citadel blue.  Also, we look back at a defensive escape against Chattanooga, and ahead to Saturday's Silver Shako rivalry with VMI.

Three straight losses for Citadel Football.  Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell discuss what goals remain for Brent Thompson's team, which heads to Chattanooga for a SoCon scuffle on Saturday.  And this week's special guest is Megan Gunter, of The Citadel Football Association.

Mark Bebensee, a 41-year faculty member at The Citadel and currently the school's associate provost for academic affairs, is the special guest at Charleston Sports Pub.  Kyle Weaver and The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell try and make sense of the Dogs' second straight SoCon setback.  And its "Beat The Hell Out Of Wofford" Week! 

Mitchell Lee ('10), currently competing on NBC's "The Voice," discusses the role The Citadel has played in his burgeoning music career.  Redshirt junior linebacker Russell Hubbs' father, Eric, talks about the challenges of having a cadet-student-athlete son as the Bulldogs get ready to host Mercer on Parents' Weekend.  And hosts Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell reflect on the bad loss at Samford.

Kyle Weaver and PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell share insight on The Citadel's week off from the gridiron.  Now the Top 10 team has to hit the road to Birmingham, Ala., for a date with Samford.  Are the good Bulldogs ready to stop the pass-happy evil canines?  And we take a glance at the SoCon performances from this past weekend.

Tony Skole ('91), Citadel Baseball's new head coach and a former Bulldog baseball and football star, is the special guest this week.  We learn about the Georgia native's playing career in Charleston and his plans to revitalize the Diamond Dogs starting in 2018.  Plus, hosts Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell look back on the comeback win at ETSU, as Brent Thompson's team enjoys an open date this weekend.

Mitchell Jeter dies in a car wreck near his hometown of Rock Hill, S.C. Kyle Weaver memorializes his Citadel classmate and the 2015 SoCon Defensive Player of the Year.   PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell reports on the football team's win at Presbyterian, and how they managed Tropical Storm Irma.  Plus, executive producer Jon Rawl steps back into the host chair with former Bulldog football and baseball player Joel Thompson ('87).

Cam Jackson sparks a second half surge and The Citadel topples Division II Newberry in the season opener.  Kyle Weaver, PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell and Citadel athletics staffer Andy Solomon share their insight on the win.  Plus, Solomon discusses his new book, "My First 25 Years Of Citadel Athletics."

Fall 2017 debut.  New host Kyle Weaver, an offensive lineman for The Citadel's 2015 and 2016 SoCon championship teams, takes over the show in front of a live audience at Charleston Sports Pub in Mount Pleasant.  Weaver previews the 2017 season with Post and Courier Bulldog beat writer Jeff Hartsell.

2016 finale.  PostandCourier.com beat writer Jeff Hartsell has the latest SoCon coaching news.  The east stands of Johnson Hagood Stadium are being altered.  And host Jon Rawl has a "Pass in Review" montage of GrayLine guests from this amazing fall of Bulldog sports: Brent Thompson, Bobby Duncan, Andy Cumbee and Andy Solomon.

The Citadel's incredible 2016 season ends after an upset win by Wofford in the second round of the FCS Championship.  PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell, special co-host Jim Waddill ('60) and Jon Rawl discuss the loss, what's next for Brent Thompson's team, and 2017 recruiting. Plus, we get a dose of Waddill's eight decades worth of watching Citadel sports.

Wofford heads to The General for a second round FCS Playoff duel against the Dogs.  Post and Courier beat writer Jeff Hartsell and Jon Rawl have your complete playoff primer.  Plus, Bulldog super-fan Andy Cumbee outlines his love of The Citadel, even though he didn't attend the Bastion on the Ashley.