Citadel GrayLine

Hurricane Matthew leads The Citadel's administration to evacuate campus and relocate the home football game to the campus of North Greenville University. Jon Rawl and PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell have the latest developments; plus they recap the convincing road win at Western Carolina. Also, we rewind to a 2009 interview with Clay Ludlum ('90), who helped the school get through Hurricane Hugo as the regimental commander. Today, Ludlum is fighting throat cancer caused by his first responder efforts during the 9/11 attack on New York City.

Brent Thompson has an exclusive interview with the GrayLine. We find out more about the first year coach's background, keys to the Dogs' 3-0 start, and how he keeps a cadet-like haircut. And PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell has notes from the open weekend, and a look forward to this week's SoCon road trip to Western Carolina.

Dominique Allen talks after he quarterbacked the No. 10 Bulldogs to another comeback win, 31-24 at Gardner-Webb. The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell shares info on the triumph and how the team will focus during an open week. Bulldog basketball forward Bobby Duncan discusses his inspirational journey from student manager to scholarship hoops player. Plus, 2017 basketball commit Hayden Brown, a senior forward at Byrnes High School (S.C), chats with host Jon Rawl about his intent to play for Duggar Baucom's high-octane program.

Sadath Jean Pierre ('13), former Bulldog cornerback and current ESPN3 color analyst, shares his insight on the 2016 team during this Band of Gold Spotlight. Plus, Jeff Hartsell and Jon Rawl review the close win over Furman, where the Cadets improved to 2-0 in SoCon play. Up next: Gardner-Webb.

Defensive lineman Jonathan King and B-back Tyler Renew talk after the Bulldogs' opening week road win over SoCon foe Mercer. Head coach Brent Thompson weighs in on the victory, and turns the page to the arch-rival headed to Charleston this week, Furman. Plus, PostandCourier.com beat writer Jeff Hartsell reports on the latest stadium developments.

Johnson Hagood Stadium's east side may get demolished. The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell discusses the administration's options, as well as off-season maneuvers, on this first GrayLine of 2016. Plus, host Jon Rawl welcomes J. Wallace ('04), president of The Citadel Club of Charleston, as the Band of Gold Spotlight.

Jim Senter, The Citadel's athletics director, discusses the 2015 football season, facilities, and what Bulldog fans can do to help catapult the program. A 2016 football commit, Acworth, Ga., quarterback Brandon Rainey, talks about why he picked Mike Houston and El Cid. Also on this final show of 2015, host Jon Rawl and The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell debate the controversial actions of eight cadets – which subsequently brought Rev. Al Sharpton to campus to meet with Gen. John Rosa.

The FCS Playoffs come to an end in North Charleston. PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell recaps the 14-6 setback at Charleston Southern, where Mike Houston's team wraps with an overall 9-4 record. Also, we have a "Pass In Review" encore of some of the show's Band of Gold spotlights from this season: Bill Whaley ('62), Rob Hoak ('78), and Geno Paluso ('89).

Victory in Conway. Mike Houston's determined Dogs win an FCS Playoffs thriller at Coastal Carolina. The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell recaps the 41-38 victory, and looks ahead to this week's second round matchup at Charleston Southern. Plus, Citadel basketball head coach Duggar Baucom visits with GrayLine host Jon Rawl, as the roundballers prepare to host the College of Charleston.

The Citadel shocks South Carolina, 23-22. We hear from Columbia's own Tyler Renew, who ran for two scores and 174 yards against the mighty SEC foe. Also, head coach Mike Houston talks about the big win and this week's first round FCS Playoffs berth at Coastal Carolina. And host Jon Rawl and PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell share other musings about the incredible season that's still unfolding.