Most-played series.
Not every long series is a rivalry in the emotional sense. Every one of these opponents, though, occupies a large piece of the surviving Greenbrier football record.
White House
Greenbrier 26–56. Current series streak: 9L.
OPEN SERIES →Portland
Greenbrier 16–33. Current series streak: 3L.
OPEN SERIES →Macon County
Greenbrier 25–12. Current series streak: 1L.
OPEN SERIES →East Robertson
Greenbrier 26–3. Current series streak: 2W.
OPEN SERIES →Springfield
Greenbrier 6–23. Current series streak: 12L.
OPEN SERIES →Ashland City
Greenbrier 18–9–1. Current series streak: 9W.
OPEN SERIES →Jo Byrns
Greenbrier 22–6. Current series streak: 17W.
OPEN SERIES →Cheatham County
Greenbrier 19–9. Current series streak: 2W.
OPEN SERIES →Series another generation knew by heart.
These are the kinds of names that turn an collection into a time machine: once-familiar opponents that eventually disappeared from the regular rotation.
Ashland City
28 meetings · 18–9–1 · last played 1978. Final series streak: 9W.
Jo Byrns
28 meetings · 22–6 · last played 1980. Final series streak: 17W.
East Robertson
29 meetings · 26–3 · last played 1990. Final series streak: 2W.
Charlotte
23 meetings · 9–13–1 · last played 1970. Final series streak: 1L.
Never got one.
White Bluff: Greenbrier 8–0. Houston County: 8–0. Stewart County: 6–0. Those are the only currently documented series of at least five meetings in which Greenbrier never lost.
23 one-game opponents.
Some schools crossed Greenbrier's path exactly once in the surviving record — often because the playoffs sent the Bobcats somewhere new. Kingsbury, Fulton, Covington, Meigs County, McMinn Central and Chester County all live in this room.
White House · 82 meetings
The longest documented series is also the one with the most emotional gravity. The current record runs from 1947 through 2025, with the famous 2005 Senior Night win ending a 23-game White House series winning streak.