2004 vs. Jackson South Side
The quarterfinal at Jackson South Side became a one-possession road fight. Greenbrier won 14–7 against a team the preview described as allowing only 6.7 points per game. The result put the Bobcats in the state semifinal for the second straight season; Herndon’s records list 113 rushing yards.
A contemporary game-video account
After the quarterfinal win, NoDoubt said he had reviewed his own game video. The discussion also describes Greenbrier’s second-half possession advantage. Posters agreed on a 41–6 play count but gave different yardage totals for Jackson South Side, so the replies do not establish an uncontested yardage figure.
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The Bobcats took the town to Jackson.
Fans planned the trip, followed the updates, and came home remembering the mud, the noise, and the respect shown by South Side.
11 quote and context cards · 9 more below
Before kickoff
“Bobcats will travel in packs.”Read the original post ↗
After the whistle
“what a game, on a very soft muddy field.”Read the original post ↗
Greenbrier advanced to a second consecutive state semifinal. The live-update posts are game reports; the pregame picks remain predictions.
More from that week and afterward9 additional cards
More voices from the surviving threads. Exact excerpts appear in quotation marks; summaries are labeled.
Two teams, two sets of hopes
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An unfamiliar opponent
Saw two evenly matched teams on paper and expected Greenbrier to prepare carefully after the Marshall County win.
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The Hawks’ side of the conversation
Picked South Side to win and rallied fellow Hawks supporters. This was a pregame prediction.
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An update after the first quarter
Reported a scoreless opening quarter in the live-update thread.
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The final arrived on the board
Marked Greenbrier’s 14–7 victory as final for readers following remotely.
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Full stands and muddy sidelines
Recalled arriving to full visitor seating, loud fans around the muddy fences, and gracious South Side supporters afterward.
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The phone kept ringing
Missed the trip because of illness and relied on calls from fans, while looking ahead to joining the next trip to Memphis.
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Respect from a Hawk
Credited Greenbrier’s second-half control and praised its quarterback before wishing the Bobcats success in the semifinal.
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Congratulations across the field
Remembered South Side players coming over to congratulate Greenbrier’s players at their postgame gathering.
Read the original post ↗A spectator looking back that week
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Aldridge from the other sideline
A Crockett County spectator praised Aldridge’s passing and defense after watching the South Side game.
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GreenbrierCat2’s travel line was written before kickoff; OLEGUY’s field description followed the game. Live updates appear under CoachT’s displayed November 20 date even though the game was played November 19. Forum play-count and yardage claims remain separate from the statistical record.
Short, verbatim excerpts; spacing normalized. Dates and screen names are displayed as they appear on CoachT. Fan opinions and recollections are separate from verified game statistics.
Game materials
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Through 2025, Greenbrier has met Jackson South Side 2 times, with a series record of 1–1. Open the opponent page for every meeting, then return to this season or Football History.
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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
| Player | Metric | Reported figure | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roger Herndon | Rushing · yards | 113 yards | Source |
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