Bring out the dry erase boards

Bobcat fans, don’t touch that dial! You are in the right place, no place you’d rather be than right here in Greenbrier! We are down to the final two contests of the year!

The Tullahoma notebook starts with opportunity. Greenbrier entered the night at 4–4, with a 4–2 region record and a chance to take another step toward the playoffs. First, Jim needed to look back at a loss that had given the booth plenty to discuss.

The scoreboard and the defensive effort

At the end of the night, it was another case of the scoreboard not telling the whole story.

Pearl-Cohn had won 19–6. Jim’s recap emphasizes how hard Greenbrier made the Firebirds work, crediting the Bobcats with holding them to 26 yards before halftime and 164 for the game.

The 26-yard figure is part of the game, not an amount to add to the full-game total. The 164 and 175 totals disagree, so both remain attributed on the Pearl-Cohn page. Neither becomes an unqualified new record here.

The booth becomes a playoff desk

As we have come to the last two weeks of the season, so come the dry erase boards and crazy theories. Kevin has studied this all week and I think in order to make the playoffs, its pretty simple. Kevin?

The remaining notes scan the region and the possible first-round opponents. That is part of the charm of this working page: a local game opening expands into a scoreboard watch, with the broadcast ready to explain what another result might mean.

Tullahoma was the immediate assignment. The draft contrasts the defending champion’s previous season with a younger team trying to find its footing, then returns to Greenbrier’s opportunity.

From possibilities to a berth

The answer came in a 20–3 Greenbrier win. Dalton Wilbur rushed for 115 yards on 10 carries, and the Bobcats forced four turnovers to clinch their first playoff appearance since 2017. The next chapter eventually took the broadcast to Lexington.