Macon County through the years.
Friday’s matchup is the easiest place to begin. Follow the series backward from last year’s three-point game into the 2003 playoff rematch and the first years of the rivalry.
Six ways to explore football history.
Start with any topic. Start with the kind of football history you actually want to see.
Cat Classics
Full-game video, broadcasts and game stories.
Opponent Records
Every opponent, sortable records and one dedicated series page per school.
Coaching Register
Head-coach eras and the assistant-coach threads that connect generations.
Honors & Awards
Postseason recognition, Mr. Football and the school honors record.
Captains
Named captains, senior game-captain years and seasons with incomplete captain listings.
The CoachT Era
Contemporary CoachT discussions alongside the games they covered.
Pick a season.
Enter any year from 1927 through 2025. The season pages keep missing seasons and incomplete records visible instead of pretending the gaps are solved.
One click. No plan.
Drop into one of the best-connected football stories — a rivalry night, a perfect team, a bowl game, a state run or a film collection.
Start with the big ones.
These are the stories that explain how the program became what it is.
1927–2025
Every season has its own page. From early records and wartime gaps to modern video and VOTC audio, the football history index is the place to start.
More ways to explore.
When you've already seen the famous seasons, start with an opponent, a postseason game, a weird score or an entire decade.
Football History Home
If “random” is too random, start with the twelve stories that explain Greenbrier football fastest.
Football Records
School-record wins, the 24-game streak, postseason firsts and the rivalries that fill the schedule.