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2006

A three-game September surge was followed by five straight losses to close the season.

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2006

Three Wins, Then a Grind

A three-game September surge was followed by five straight losses to close the season.
Head Coach: Kirk Williams
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Greenbrier started 0–2, then found its best stretch of the season with consecutive wins over DeKalb County, Marshall County and Cheatham County.

The middle win was one of the year’s clearest rushing snapshots: Jody Dorris recorded 115 yards against Marshall County while Lance Roach added 141. Dorris later posted 174 against Cheatham County.

The season turned after that 3–2 start. Station Camp began a five-game losing streak that left the Bobcats 3–7 and outside the playoffs for the first time since 1993.

100-Yard Rushing Games

  • Jody Dorris — 115 vs. Marshall Co.; 174 vs. Cheatham Co.
  • Lance Roach — 141 vs. Marshall Co.

Click any opponent for the game summary. Film badges mark games with video.

#OpponentScoreResultNote
1Pope John Paul II14–28L
2David Lipscomb6–31L
3DeKalb Co.30–6W
4Marshall Co.35–6W
5Cheatham Co.36–20W
6Station Camp6–42L
7Sycamore17–19L
8Pearl-Cohn0–35L
9Macon Co.12–14L
10White House14–20L
From the BoardsCoachT Era · 2006

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