After Homecoming
“Another W in the books for the Bobcats!!”Read the original post ↗
GAME STORY / CONTEXT
Sept. 26, 2008 · Cheatham Co.
Home · Regular season · Greenbrier 34–10 Cheatham Co. · record after game 3–2.
Zack Ziegler produced the season's largest recorded rushing game: 230 yards, three rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown in a 24-point win.
Cheatham County later reached the Class 3A playoffs. Contemporary CoachT posts identify this game as Greenbrier's 2008 Homecoming. Three surviving community videos align with those accounts; their placement remains a high-confidence identification pending printed confirmation.
Schedule, site and stage are tied to the linked season record. Opponent finish and postseason context come from the linked opponent record.
SURVIVING VIDEO
3 community video links
- Homecoming 2008 · Part one — Dated Homecoming upload; opponent assignment is a high-confidence inference.
- Homecoming Court 2008 — Dated Homecoming upload; opponent assignment is a high-confidence inference.
- Mascot halftime dance — Uploader description identifies Greenbrier–Cheatham; supports the Homecoming inference.
Linked to the original public upload. VOTCLive does not claim ownership of third-party footage.
KEEP EXPLORING
See the full matchup history.
Through 2025, Greenbrier has met Cheatham County 28 times, with a series record of 19–9. Open the opponent page for every meeting, then return to this season or Football History.
THE NUMBERS WE CAN TRACE
Statistics found for this game
3 reported statistical lines are connected to surviving sources for this game. An unlisted statistic is unknown here, not zero.
Player game lines
| Player | Metric | Reported figure | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zack Ziegler | Rushing · yards | 230 yards | Source |
| Zack Ziegler | Scoring · receiving touchdowns | 1 touchdown | Source |
| Zack Ziegler | Scoring · rushing touchdowns | 3 touchdowns | Source |
Open the all-time score record · 2008 season and source comparison.
FROM THE MESSAGE BOARDSCOACHT · 2008
Homecoming, from the field to the booth.
A 34–10 win brought the players, the crowd and the visiting radio crew into the same surviving conversation.
6 quote and context cards · 4 more below
From the visiting booth
“I love calling games at "Bobcat Stadium".”Read the original post ↗
Sept. 26, 2008 · FINALGreenbrier 34 · Cheatham County 10
Contemporary posts identify this as Homecoming and describe Greenbrier taking control after the opening quarter. The visiting broadcaster’s account independently agrees with the existing record of Ziegler’s four touchdowns.
More from that week and afterward4 additional cards
More voices from the surviving threads. Exact excerpts appear in quotation marks; summaries are labeled.
The game, the people and the surviving trail
Summary of post
How the game turned
GreenbrierCat2 reported Cheatham ahead 3–0 after one quarter, then described Greenbrier taking control in the second on the way to a 34–10 final.
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An account from the radio booth
The visiting broadcaster credited Zack Ziegler with four touchdowns—three rushing and one receiving—and praised Cody Elder’s running and Lee Holliman’s blocking. The touchdown split agrees with the game page’s existing record.
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A radio recording to look for
HesterBeSeeinULater advertised a live AM790 WQSV broadcast, with a 6:30 p.m. pregame and 7 p.m. kickoff, through the Cheatham Cubs fan page. No recording is recovered in this pass.
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Keeping the video leads with the right games
ogor pointed readers to Greenbrier fan-site clips of Easton Pinkelton leading the team out against Portland and an earlier unusual catch. These are leads for other games, not footage of this Cheatham contest.
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Pregame predictions are separate from the final. The rushing/receiving touchdown split corroborates an existing page figure; it is not an additional performance. One source misspells Treavor Thaxton; summaries use his established spelling. Individual health details and private family circumstances are omitted. Broadcast, scouting-note and video announcements are recovery leads unless the media is already linked on this page.
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.