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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.
Tim Keohane ('73) shares the story of Maj. James B. White, SCM (Class of 1849), superintendent of The Citadel during the Civil War. After missing for more than 125 years, the major's battle sword is being returned to his alma mater in a special ceremony on Dec. 6. Also, PostandCourier.com beat writer Jeff Hartsell rattles off the plethora of Bulldogs receiving SoCon honors, as the team enjoys its FCS Football Championship first round bye this Thanksgiving weekend.
Andy Solomon, development officer at The Citadel, memorializes Mike Groshon ('76), a true-blue Citadel Man and longtime athletics department employee that passed away Nov. 11. The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell looks back on the Silver Shako win over VMI, which gave the Dogs the undisputed conference crown. And we preview this weekend's ACC-SoCon duel against the No. 24 North Carolina Tar Heels.
SoCon Champs Back-to-Back! In a week where the Chicago Cubs and Donald Trump had unbelievable wins, The Citadel joins the fun to improve to 9-0, earning the conference's automatic playoff bid with a 37-34 overtime win over Samford. Jon Rawl and The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell lay out the No. 5 Dogs' battle plan, as a trip to VMI awaits Brent Thompson's team.
Homecoming 2016. The Citadel welcomes fellow Top 20 program Samford to Johnson Hagood Stadium, with a chance to claim another SoCon title with a victory over the Birmingham breed. PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell has your in-depth analysis. Also, we put the Band of Gold Spotlight on The Citadel Class of 1966, as member Rick Toucey memorializes his Vietnam classmates and details this weekend's 50th reunion.
Joe Crochet and the Bulldog defense save the day at Wofford, and the No. 5 team in FCS improves to 7-0. We hear the senior linebacker talk after the historic win. Also, PostandCourier.com beat writer Jeff Hartsell and GrayLine host Jon Rawl set the scene for the SoCon race, and preview this Saturday's home tilt with old foe/SoCon newcomer East Tennessee State.
The No. 5 Citadel Bulldogs take care of business against Chattanooga, and remain the only unbeaten SoCon team. Jon Rawl and Jeff Hartsell look back on the 22-14 home victory, and ahead to Saturday's payback game in Spartanburg against triple-option brethren Wofford. Also, we learn more about Class of 2017 member Jesse Ray Nardone's courageous battle against cancer (#jessestrong).
Chattanooga Times Free Press UTC beat writer Gene Henley helps break down this week's epic Top 10 duel at Johnson Hagood Stadium. Bulldog coach Brent Thompson and linebacker Tevin Floyd discuss the important SoCon game. Also, The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell chronicles how The Citadel got through the evacuation for Hurricane Matthew – which included a win at North Greenville.
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