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Greenbrier vs. White House

40–13 · Win · Non-region · White House rivalry

FINAL
40–13
RESULT
Win
RECORD AFTER GAME
2–2
DATE
Sept. 9, 2016
SITE
Away
STAGE
Non-region · White House rivalry
GAME STORY / CONTEXT

Greenbrier took control early in the 73rd meeting.

Sept. 9, 2016 · Away · Non-region · White House rivalry · Greenbrier 40–13 White House · record after game 2–2 · region record 0–1.

Justin Smith scored on the opening drive, Andrew Cline returned a fumble 25 yards for a touchdown, and Young's 9-yard run made it 21–0. Young added a second rushing score before halftime, sending Greenbrier to the locker room ahead 27–6.

White House cut the margin to 27–13 and later dropped a possible touchdown, but Smith answered with a 3-yard score and Anthony Downing closed the scoring from 17 yards. Greenbrier's defense forced multiple fumbles and interceptions and consistently rallied to the ball.

Scoring by quarter

Team1234Final
Greenbrier141313040
White House067013

Period line: MaxPreps historical game entry.

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VERIFIED REFERENCES

The period line comes from the surviving MaxPreps historical entry. The narrative is an original summary of the linked contemporary report; missing statistics were not reconstructed.

CONTEMPORARY COVERAGE

Reporting tied to this matchup

Bobcats trample Blue DevilsSept. 12, 2016 · Main Street Media of Tennessee · The 73rd White House meeting, Andrew Cline's scoop-and-score and a 40–13 win.

Publisher text and photography remain with their owners; VOTCLive supplies an original summary and direct link.

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Through 2025, Greenbrier has met White House 82 times, with a series record of 26–56. The current series streak is 9L. Open the series page for every meeting, then return to this season.

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