The Citadel

Leagues Played
NCAAF 102 NCAAF FCS 2

Results

NCAAF 11/18 18:00 1 The Citadel v East Tennessee State L 23-35
NCAAF 11/11 19:00 1 Wofford v The Citadel L 11-3
NCAAF 11/04 18:00 1 Mercer v The Citadel L 38-16
NCAAF 10/28 19:00 1 The Citadel v Samford L 7-37
NCAAF 10/14 17:00 1 VMI v The Citadel L 17-13
NCAAF 10/07 18:00 1 The Citadel v Furman L 14-28
NCAAF 09/30 18:00 1 Western Carolina v The Citadel L 49-14
NCAAF 09/23 22:00 1 The Citadel v South Carolina State L 10-31
NCAAF 09/16 22:00 1 The Citadel v Chattanooga L 3-48
NCAAF 09/09 19:00 1 Campbell v The Citadel L 56-7
NCAAF 09/02 22:00 1 [27] The Citadel v Georgia Southern [39] L 0-34
NCAAF 11/19 17:00 1 The Citadel v VMI W 26-22
The Citadel is an American football team that represents The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina. The team is a member of the Southern Conference and competes in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision. The team has a rich history, dating back to 1905, and has produced several notable players, including NFL Hall of Famer John Small and Super Bowl champion Cortez Kennedy. The team plays its home games at Johnson Hagood Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 21,000. The Citadel Bulldogs are known for their tough, physical style of play and their commitment to discipline and teamwork, reflecting the values of the military college they represent. The team's mascot is a bulldog named Boo, who is a beloved figure among fans and players alike. The Citadel football program is a source of pride for the college and the community, and its players are respected for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence both on and off the field.