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Greenbrier vs. McNairy Central

Greenbrier 36–14 McNairy CentralWin
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2004 feature:Season HubPlayoff RunThe TeamMr. Football
TSSAA verified: Nov. 5, 2004 · Greenbrier 36–14. TSSAA ↗
36–14Final
WinResult
13-2Season record
1st Round TSSAA State PlayoffsGame note
Nov. 5, 2004Date
TSSAA Round 1Stage
GAME STORY / CONTEXT

2004 vs. McNairy Central

Greenbrier opened the playoffs with a 36–14 win over McNairy Central. The 100-yard rushing records credit Roger Herndon with 248 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 20 carries — one of the largest postseason rushing entries in the collection.

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CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTS

The postgame statistics discussion

Early replies offered different estimates for Roger Herndon’s rushing total. Painter’s November 6 follow-up pointed readers to the Tennessean statistics and supplied 20 carries for 248 yards and four touchdowns, matching the rushing line used above. The same post credited Clint Russell with 80 yards and a touchdown; other replies described three Jacob Aldridge interceptions and no Greenbrier punts. Those additional figures remain attributed board reports.

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FILM & VIDEO

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KEEP EXPLORING

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Through 2025, Greenbrier has met McNairy Central 3 times, with a series record of 2–1. Open the opponent page for every meeting, then return to this season or Football History.

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THE NUMBERS WE CAN TRACE

Statistics found for this game

1 reported statistical line is connected to surviving sources for this game. An unlisted statistic is unknown here, not zero.

Player game lines

PlayerMetricReported figureEvidence
Roger HerndonRushing · yards248 yardsSource

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