Citadel GrayLine

Purple Makes Me Puke Week. After dispatching the purple-clad Catamounts of Western Carolina, Citadel playmakers Brandon Rainey, Raleigh Webb and Marquise Blount head to Greenville, S.C., to try and upset legendary rival and principal purple-puker No. 8 Furman. Post and Courier beat writer Jeff Hartsell and guest host Paul Evangelist ('87) have the banter going at Toast! Mount Pleasant.

The Silver Shako now resides in Lexington, Va. Kyle Weaver and Post and Courier beat writer Jeff Hartsell are at Toast! Mount Pleasant with a recap of VMI's first win over The Citadel since 2002. Brent Thompson's team must now regroup as Western Carolina invades Johnson Hagood Stadium. Plus, the Bulldog basketball team inches closer to the start of a new season.

Four overtime heartbreaker in Homewood. PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell joins Kyle Weaver at Toast! Mount Pleasant for a look back at the longest football game in Citadel history, a 61-55 setback at Samford. VMI now heads to Johnson Hagood Stadium for a Silver Shako clash, as Brent Thompson's unit looks to bounce back. Also, audience questions this week include the latest with former players Cam Jackson and Alex Glover; and how will California's new state law for college athletes impact programs like The Citadel?

Another win against Charleston Southern. PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell and new "Citadel GrayLine" team member and guest host Paul Evangelist ('87) review the close win over CSU. The Dogs now pack their bags for Homewood and the SoCon opener against a gritty Samford Bulldogs bunch. Also, Hartsell shares info on the basketball transfers headed to Duggar Baucom's program.

Victory at Georgia Tech! The Citadel runs over the historic ACC institution in downtown Atlanta and prevails with a Jacob Godek game-winning field goal in overtime. Plus, Citadel Football Association executive director John Carlisle ('64) returns to the show to discuss his organization's important role in advancing Bulldogs football.

I-26 was unkind to Brent Thompson's team, which evacuated Charleston for Hurricane Dorian, spent days in the Upstate waiting out the storm, then hit Elon University for a tough contest matching the SoCon and the CAA. Kyle Weaver and PostandCourier.com beat writer Jeff Hartsell have the full report on the 0-2 Bulldogs, which now hit the road again for a money contest against the ACC's Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Hurricane Dorian forces The Citadel's closure, sending the football team back to the Upstate for a week of preparation before facing the Elon Phoenix on the road Saturday. PostandCourier.com beat writer Jeff Hartsell has the latest from Brent Thompson's team, which tries to rebound after a close loss to nationally-ranked Towson in Week 1. Executive producer Jon Rawl steps in for Kyle Weaver this week for this medley of Bulldogs football, soccer and basketball talk.

Season 12 of "Citadel GrayLine" launches from Toast! Mount Pleasant. Former Bulldogs offensive lineman Kyle Weaver hosts alongside veteran Post and Courier Citadel beat writer Jeff Hartsell. As Brent Thompson's team preps for the opener at home against Towson, we find out about the new defensive coordinator's impact on the program, Brandon Rainey's growth, and new faces on the roster.

Tommy McQueeney ('74) shares his thoughts on Citadel athletics on the Fall 2018 finale. The multi-talented Charleston native also chats with hosts Kyle Weaver and Jeff Hartsell about his book writing career, which includes the just-released "Around In Circles," about former Citadel basketball coach and athletics director Les Robinson.

Tony Skole ('91), head coach of The Citadel baseball team, is host Kyle Weaver and PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell's special guest. Skole discusses his emerging ball club; and the former two-sport star for the Bulldogs reviews the 2018 football season. We also salute the 6-2 Citadel basketball team, which opened SoCon play with a win over Mercer.