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2005 vs. White House
Two weeks after Greenbrier ended the long White House streak, the rivals met again with the season on the line. The playoff rematch was 7–7 until late in the fourth quarter.
Ricky Ladd scored from 28 yards with 22.8 seconds remaining to give White House a 14–7 win. The Robertson County Times reported that White House held Greenbrier to 169 total yards and that Greenbrier’s touchdown drive was its only trip to the red zone. The result reversed the Week 10 outcome and ended Greenbrier’s season at 9–3.
Radio around playoff week
During the rematch’s pregame discussion, 5-Sport Dad praised Greenbrier’s two radio broadcasters and described their Saturday-morning tape-delayed coverage on AM 1100. The post gives neither the announcers’ names nor an exact broadcast hour. It describes the radio coverage of that period, rather than confirming a surviving recording of this playoff game.
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One more Friday. A lifetime of memories.
Two weeks after the streak ended, White House returned for the playoffs. The pregame excitement gave way to a senior’s reflection on a season that had ended.
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Before kickoff
“Four more days til showtime!”Read the original post ↗
After the season
“It all just went by so fast... But it was fun...”Read the original post ↗
The loss ended Greenbrier’s 9–3 season. The second excerpt comes from the senior-tribute thread six days later, under the screen name now displayed as VoiceOfTheBobcats.
More from that week and afterward9 additional cards
More voices from the surviving threads. Exact excerpts appear in quotation marks; summaries are labeled.
A different kind of rematch
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Adjustments mattered
Expected Williams and Porter to adjust for the second meeting; considered the earlier result no guarantee.
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Two towns, one more week
“Two towns with a lot of pride for their teams, obviously.”
The writer urged perspective after the rivalry arguments and praised both teams before the rematch.
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Pressure after the streak
Felt the region title and broken streak freed Greenbrier to approach White House as its next playoff opponent.
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Pigg’s hurdle
Described Justin Pigg hurdling a defender on Greenbrier’s tying touchdown run. The post’s distance was an estimate.
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The decisive possession
Recalled Greenbrier drawing level, then White House answering with the late winning drive. This is a fan’s game account.
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The tribute
“You've done Greenbrier PROUD and YOU ARE THE ONES!!”
The tribute names the Class of 2006 seniors and looks back on their fall 2005 season.
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Respect in victory and defeat
After watching the seniors twice, praised their effort and sportsmanship in victory and defeat.
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Outside the locker room
Remembered supporters waiting outside the locker room and applauding when the players emerged after the season-ending loss.
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A senior helps preserve the roster
Thanked the coaches, school and community, and reminded the tribute’s author to include kicker Josh Suter.
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EZBeingGreen introduced the upcoming second-round rematch. The later senior reply thanked the coaches, school and community and helped correct the tribute’s roster. Fall 2005 was the playing season for the Class of 2006.
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.
Schedule confirmed
The 2005 CoachT schedule confirms the date, location and final score.
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11 scanned pages from the 2005 scrapbook, including reporting, photographs and related scrapbook material. This is the collection currently available, not a claim that every published article has been found. Open any scan at full size to read it.
More clippings and photos (9 pages)
See the full matchup history.
Through 2025, Greenbrier has met White House 82 times, with a series record of 26–56. Open the opponent page for every meeting, then return to this season or Football History.
Keep following the thread.
Open the contemporary game source · 2005 season and source comparison.
From the playoff rematch
These photographs belong to the Nov. 11, 2005 playoff rematch—not the Oct. 28 Senior Night win. The three-player photo shows Jim Sorrells (#73), Dale Krisle (#54) and Zach Reasoner (#82); the second shows the senior group in the locker room after the loss.
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