Podcast appearances and mentions of jim waddill

Co-host emeritus Jim Waddill ('60) appears via video for the first time. Plus, Post and Courier Bulldogs beat writer Jeff Hartsell and Jon Rawl look back on the Army loss and have updates on what is going on with Citadel sports during this Fall 2020 finale.

South Carolina Gamecocks insider Tyler Garrett joins host Jon Rawl on-location in Columbia, S.C.; and we learn how realistic the SEC East team's chances are for a decent bowl in 2018. Rawl also traveled to nearby Chapin, S.C., where veteran Palmetto State radio personality Jim Waddill helps co-host most of today's show. The distinguished duo cover the headlines, Maggie Valley, crabapples, rat cheese, and much more.

South Carolina Gamecocks insider Tyler Garrett joins host Jon Rawl on-location in Columbia, S.C.; and we learn how realistic the SEC East team's chances are for a decent bowl in 2018. Rawl also traveled to nearby Chapin, S.C., where veteran Palmetto State radio personality Jim Waddill helps co-host most of today's show. The distinguished duo cover the headlines, Maggie Valley, crabapples, rat cheese, and much more.

#BeatBama Week. Jim Waddill ('60) and executive producer Jon Rawl ('93) return to the host seats as they broadcast from Chapin, S.C.; as The Citadel preps for a road trip to face the No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide.  The duo also connect with PostandCourier.com beat writer Jeff Hartsell, as we learn more about Brent Thompson's team and its amazing rally for a Homecoming win against Samford.

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.

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.

Malik Diggs and the Bulldog defense contain Furman, and The Citadel improves to 4-0 in SoCon play.   PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell looks back on the 21-point El Cid win at Paladin Stadium.  Also, Citadel "historian" Jim Waddill ('60) is back on the show to talk about the 2015 Dogs, the 1979 SoCon contenders, and the 1950 win over South Carolina.

Coach Joe Turbeville ('63), an inductee in the inaugural class of the South Carolina Football Coaches Hall of Fame, is this week's Band of Gold Spotlight.  The former Bulldog lineman and retired high school coach led his teams (Winnsboro, Spring Valley, Irmo) to five state titles in four decades of coaching.  Also, former Citadel GrayLine co-host Jim Waddill ('60) returns – with lots of Christmas spirit, too – on this 2014 finale.

Jim Waddill returns for this Thanksgiving weekend edition.  The former co-host and Class of 1960 member gives us an update on how retired life's been this past year.  "Brute" also weighs-in on Kevin Higgins and the Bulldog football team.  The Citadel (7-4, 5-3 SoCon) ended its best season in years last weekend, beating Furman in Greenville in the finale.

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.

Elon downs The Citadel in an overtime heartbreaker.   We hear coach Kevin Higgins review the 18-15 loss, and what his team needs to fix before playing at UTC on Saturday.  Plus, hosts Jon Rawl, Jim Waddill and PostandCourier.com's Jeff Hartsell discuss the just-released 2012 Diamond Dogs schedule.

Jeff Hartsell has the latest info from the Board of Visitors athletics committee, where athletics director Larry Leckonby reported on financial shortcomings.   The Diamond Dogs aim to win this weekend's series against Presbyterian; and Jim Waddill and Jon Rawl reflect on the final days of cadet life.

Get the Red Out recap.   The Citadel loses to Elon during Homecoming 2010, but at least they looked spiffy in defeat wearing new Big Red football jerseys.   Jeff Hartsell has a full report on the 27-16 loss.  Also, USC School of Law alumnus Jim Waddill represents the "prosecution," and Jon Rawl represents the "defense," in a mock trail of whether Kevin Higgins should be retained as The Citadel's 23rd head football coach.

Arizona blasts The Citadel in Tucson.  Jeff Hartsell of The Post and Courier recaps the 52-6 loss; and we look ahead to this weekend's home game against Presbyterian College.  Also, Jon Rawl and Jim Waddill put the Citadel Blue & White Spotlight on The Citadel Regimental Band and its Pipe Band, which just returned from performing at the 2010 Tattoo in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Kevin Higgins answers Jeff Hartsell's burning question on this fall debut of Citadel GrayLine.  So coach, who will the starting quarterback be?   Plus, Jon Rawl and Jim Waddill preview the home opener against Chowan, and salute the 2010 SoCon baseball champs.

Andre Roberts chats with the media following his third round selection by the Arizona Cardlnals.   Also, Jeff Hartsell previews this weekend's Holy City baseball clash between SoCon leaders The Citadel and COC.   Jim Waddill highlights the recent e-mail sent from Gen. John Rosa to The Citadel community, and we have Commencement Week activities to share.

Baseball skipper Fred Jordan ('79) discusses his 2010 roster with Jeff Hartsell.   Also, Hartsell and GrayLine hosts Jim Waddill and Jon Rawl review the surging Citadel basketball team, winners of four straight.    And we have info on this year's Corps Day festivities, including the unveiling of "Big Red."

Victory at COC!   We discuss the latest Bulldog triumph at Carolina First Arena.   Also, Kevin Higgins answers questions from Jeff Hartsell and his fellow journalists at the Signing Day press conference.   We have an update on the wrestling team, and Jim Waddill reads the letter Gen. John Rosa just e-mailed Citadel alumni, which indicated bleak financial times at the military college.

Kevin Higgins, The Citadel's head football coach, and wide receiver Andre Roberts comment on the upcoming season on this Fall '09 debut of Citadel GrayLine. Also, Post and Courier beat writer Jeff Hartsell has analysis of the Dogs. We also hear from host Jon Rawl, co-host Jim Waddill and Citadel GrayLine correspondent Kevin Marshall.

Dr. Bill Schupp ('62), president of The Citadel Basketball Association, is this week's Band of Gold Spotlight. He discusses the hard work his volunteer organization has performed to further Citadel basketball. Also, Jeff Hartsell and Jim Waddill have fun discussing the hair length of Citadel athletes. And the Echo Taps portion of the show includes a tribute to Major Brian M. Mescall ('97), who was killed in action in Afghanistan on Jan. 9.

Clemson gets ready to host The Citadel Bulldogs. We have a full preview; plus we look back at the big win over Webber International. Also, co-host Jim Waddill recalls the coaching days of Red Parker, a former Citadel and Clemson head coach.