Citadel GrayLine is the radio and podcast choice for alumni and fans of The Citadel - The Military College of South Carolina; soon to be broadcasting on a network of radio stations across South Carolina. The Post and Courier's Citadel beat writer Jeff Hartsell offers expert commentary, with Jon Rawl ('93) serving as the host. Each week, Bulldog football, basketball, baseball, recruiting, issues important to The Citadel family, and more are discussed. Drop Citadel GrayLine an E-mail at citadel@yall.com. Presented by Y'all Magazine, Citadel GrayLine is produced independently of The Citadel and Kirkman Broadcasting. Citadel GrayLine on the Gen. Micah Jenkins Radio Network is a production of CRM Sports. For advertising and/or general information, contact GrayLine producer Jon Rawl at 662-801-7295, jon@yall.com

Bestselling author Brad Taylor discusses his new book "All Necessary Force."  The former Special Forces officer was the executive officer in the Army ROTC department at The Citadel before retiring in 2010.  On the Bulldog beat, Chuck Driesell discusses his team's tough double-overtime loss at Georgia Southern.  And Jeff Hartsell has a 2012 football recruiting update.

Brett Doster ('93) discusses his role in the world of presidential politics, as South Carolinians vote this weekend in the GOP primary.   We also hear about his background working with Jeb Bush, the Bush-Cheney campaign, and now Mitt Romney's bid in this Band of Gold Spotlight.   Jeff Hartsell shares insight on the Bulldog basketball team's heartbreaking last two-tenths of a second loss to UNCG.  And we have an update on 2012 football commits.

Chuck Driesell talks about his basketball team's win over Samford, and the play of senior guard Cosmo Morabbi.  Also, the football team picks up a 2012 commit from North Augusta.  And PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell shares info on Kevin Hardy's selection to the East-West Shrine Game, in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Fall finale.  We have a few "greatest hits" of interviews conducted in 2011: Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Andre Roberts, Pittsburgh Steeler cornerback Cortez Allen, former Citadel hoopster Zach Urbanus, and The Citadel's external affairs chief Jeffrey Perez.  Plus, Jeff Hartsell reports on a new lawsuit filed against The Citadel.

Jim Waddill ('60) retires as the Citadel GrayLine co-host.  "The Old Corps Voice" is surprised by his son, Jim Waddill Jr. ('90), in a co-Band of Gold Spotlight.  Plus, the Bulldogs lose four straight on the hardwood.  In happier news, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Andre Roberts ('10) leads the NFL franchise in receptions in its dramatic overtime win over Dallas.

Seven committments thus far for The Citadel's 2012 football recruiting class.   PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell has the full report, and he recaps final numbers from the just-completed season.  Chuck Driesell's basketball team gets ready to begin SoCon play.  And co-host Jim Waddill ('60) announces his retirement from Citadel GrayLine.

No. 14 South Carolina downs The Citadel in a fairly close game, 41-20.  Jeff Hartsell shares postgame feedback from Bulldog skipper Kevin Higgins, and a few of the players, too.  Plus, host Jon Rawl spots a number of traitorous Citadel alums wearing Gamecock apparel at the game.  Also, we have an update on the Louis "Skip" ReVille child sex scandal.

Gen. John Rosa apologizes for the school's handling of an alleged sexual incident at The Citadel Summer Camp.  Post and Courier columnist Gene Sapakoff shares info on the disturbing, developing case.  We also hear from the attorney of the victim, Mullins McCleod.  In sports news, the Bulldogs lose a Homecoming heartbreaker to Samford, and now close the season in Columbia against South Carolina.   To help spotlight the last time these old rivals met, Hall of Fame coach Charlie Taaffe recalls the dramatic 38-35 win over the Gamecocks on Oct. 20, 1990.

Wide right.  The Citadel misses a field goal to beat No. 4 Georgia Southern in the closing seconds.   Kevin Higgins, OL Tyler Thornton, and DT Quintin Turner talk about about the 14-12 setback, and look ahead to this weekend's Homecoming game against Samford.  Also, we preview the basketball team's trip to Colorado Springs, Colo., as well as their home game next week against the Clemson Tigers.