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THE BRIER PATCH · 2000 · GAME 6

Greenbrier vs. Macon Co.

Greenbrier 35–21 Macon Co.Win
Cat Classic · Full Game
35–21Final
WinResult
5-6Season record
Sept. 29, 2000DateFilm master label
Regular SeasonStage
GAME STORY / CONTEXT

2000 vs. Macon Co.

Greenbrier opened 1–4 before the season flipped. The Bobcats beat Macon County, shut out Springfield, edged Livingston Academy 29–28 and beat DeKalb County 35–21.

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FILM & VIDEO

video source

NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS

Game materials

1990–newspaper filescan tied to this game
Greenbrier 35, Macon County 21 newspaper scan
Sept. 30, 2000 · Greenbrier 35, Macon County 21Brandon Hajdu runs 16 times for 86 yards and a touchdown, and Stetson Dickerson makes nine tackles as Greenbrier opens a four-game winning streak.
SOURCE-LED GAME RECORD

Where this result fits

35–21recorded final score
2–4record after game
96–136cumulative scoring

Season position

It belongs to the four-game winning streak that reversed a 1–4 opening.

Recovered detail

Brandon Hajdu carried 16 times for 86 yards and a touchdown, while Stetson Dickerson made nine tackles in the first win of the four-game streak.

Film: Full-game film is linked in this game history.

KEEP EXPLORING

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Through 2025, Greenbrier has met Macon County 37 times, with a series record of 25–12. Open the opponent page for every meeting, then return to this season or Football History.

THE NUMBERS WE CAN TRACE

Statistics found for this game

3 reported statistical lines are connected to surviving sources for this game. An unlisted statistic is unknown here, not zero.

Player game lines

PlayerMetricReported figureEvidence
Brandon HajduRushing · carries16 carriesSource
Brandon HajduRushing · yards86 yardsSource
Stetson DickersonDefense · tackles9 tacklesSource

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