Clearly labeled later memory of traveling to Greenbrier for the 2005 Meigs County playoff game.
Read the exact CoachT post →21–0Meigs · Round 1
7–14White House · Round 2
14 daysBetween WH games
1–1Two-game split
9–3Final record
Two weeks after the breakthrough, the bracket sent White House back to Greenbrier. The same rivalry produced the opposite result.
Round 1 · Meigs County
Greenbrier’s region title meant home-field advantage. The Bobcats opened the playoffs with a 21–0 shutout of Meigs County on Nov. 4, their fourth shutout in six games.
A later CoachT memory2008 recollection · clearly labeled
Round 2 · White House, again
White House advanced 10–3 over Polk County. That produced a Nov. 11 return to Greenbrier, just two weeks after the Bobcats’ 20–10 regular-season win.
The rematch was tied 7–7 late. Ricky Ladd’s touchdown supplied the deciding score, White House won 14–7, and the 2005 season ended at 9–3.
SOURCE SHELF
Keep the paper trail attached
2005 feature sources are kept separate by role: newspaper/scrapbook scans for game reporting, available film for the game itself, and CoachT for contemporary community discussion or clearly labeled later memory.
The rematch in photographs
The final game is documented beyond the newspaper result. These scrapbook pages show the crowd, sideline and field-level texture of the second White House meeting.
The players behind the numbers
Jim Sorrells (#73), Dale Krisle (#54) and Zach Reasoner (#82) appear together in a personal photograph from this rematch. Dale now runs Greenbrier’s scoreboard.