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Greenbrier vs. White House

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GAME STORY / CONTEXT

2007 vs. White House

White House won the November 2 regular-season meeting 17–14. Contemporary accounts describe a winning field goal as time expired. Greenbrier still reached the playoffs and earned a rematch two weeks later; the 36–7 playoff result belongs to that separate game.

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FROM THE MESSAGE BOARDSCOACHT · 2007

Senior Night, all the way to the last kick.

A white-out, a television crew and a playoff race surrounded the 2007 home finale. Afterward, both sides remembered a game decided at the end.

7 quote and context cards · 5 more below

Before the lights

“the field is painted and cut to perfection”

The account formerly posted as GreenbrierFball.

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After the finish

“That's just the type of game we expect with this old rivalry.”
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Nov. 2, 2007 · FINALGreenbrier 14 · White House 17

This was the regular-season meeting. Greenbrier still reached the playoffs, won at McMinn Central and met White House again two weeks later.

More from that week and afterward5 additional cards

More voices from the surviving threads. Exact excerpts appear in quotation marks; summaries are labeled.

The night around the game

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The white-out and the television crew

VoiceOfTheBobcats described Senior Night, the white-out, Comcast’s game of the week, Rudy Kalis and a t-shirt cannon. The post’s predicted Greenbrier victory was pregame optimism.

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The scores coming through the booth

NoDoubt asked that updates from the other games reach Butch for the PA announcements. A later post thanked Big Country and recalled the crowd cheering those updates.

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A finish at the final whistle

whsports reported White House recovering from a 14–0 deficit to win 17–14 on a field goal as time expired. The reported kick distance conflicts with another account.

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There was another Friday ahead

COACHHARD confirmed Greenbrier had finished fourth and would travel to McMinn Central, while praising the kick and the game.

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Respect across the rivalry

A visiting supporter praised Greenbrier’s game plan, new stadium seating and concessions, and wished the Bobcats well in the playoffs.

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About these excerpts

The VoiceOfTheBobcats account previously posted as GreenbrierFball. Its pregame atmosphere and prediction are separate from the result. Contemporary posts disagree on the winning field goal’s distance (44 or 45 yards); the distance remains under review. Officiating complaints and pregame tiebreaker calculations are not adopted as official findings.

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.

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