After the finale
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FIRSTHAND HISTORY
Share what you remember about this game—the plays, people and details that never reached the box score.
Road · Region 4-3A · season finale · Greenbrier 14–20 White House · record after game 3–7.
A six-point road loss closed the season at 3–7. Three of Greenbrier's final four losses—Sycamore, Macon County and White House—came by a combined 10 points.
White House finished 7–5. The result left Greenbrier outside the playoffs for the first time since 1993, ending a 12-season postseason run.
Schedule, site and stage are tied to the linked season record. Opponent finish and postseason context come from the linked opponent record.
The thread reports White House’s 20–14 comeback win and Greenbrier’s season ending. Posters describe the CSS setup, watching on DVR and recording the game. Those accounts establish a recovery trail, though no surviving copy has been recovered.
Numerical claims remain source-attributed until a box score, program or newspaper verifies them.
Supporters remembered the final effort, exchanged respect and described recording the televised game.
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After the finale
“I was proud that the Cats went down fighting”Read the original post ↗
A farewell to the seniors
“You boys are OUR Bobcats, just like all the ones before you.”Read the original post ↗
The final is separate from hypothetical scores. These are contemporary supporters’ reactions.
More voices from the surviving threads. Exact excerpts appear in quotation marks; summaries are labeled.
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Reported CSS setting up at the field that afternoon.
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Said the TiVo was set and planned a DVD transfer; completion is unconfirmed.
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Described watching the game on DVR after the final.
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Reported a 3–2 volleyball win over Anderson County during state tournament week.
Read the original post ↗Posts describe CSS setup and private recordings; no surviving copy is recovered here. Internet-audio plans do not prove a successful stream.
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.
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.
Open the all-time score record · 2006 season and source comparison.
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