| Fictional Game Results | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opponent | Win/Loss | Score | Record | Episode # | Episode | |
| Regular Season^ | ||||||
| South Milbank Rattlers | Win | 6-0 | 1-0 | 25 | Are You Ready for Friday Night? | |
| Wescott Warriors | Loss | Unknown *a | 1-1 | 26 | Backfire | |
| Westerby Chaps | Win | 20-19 | 2-1 | 27 | Let's Get It On | |
| McNulty Mavericks | Loss | 0-37 *b | 2-2 | 30 | Seeing Other People | |
| Fort Hood Cougars | Win | Unknown *c | 3-2 | 31 | The Confession | |
| Laribee Lions | Win | 38-43 *d | 4-2 | 33 | Jumping The Gun | |
| Royal Rock Dragons | Win | Unknown *e | 5-2 | 33 | Leave No One Behind | |
| South Pines Tigers | Win | 45-6 | 6-2 | 37 | May the Best Man Win | |
| Arnett Mead Tigers | Loss | Unknown *f | 9-3 | 38 | I Knew You When | |
*a Score was not revealed during episode.
*b Score at the end of the third quarter. Final Score wasn't revealed
*c Score 28-13 (Fort Hood) at the end of the second quarter. Final Score wasn't revealed
*d Panthers' awarded the victory after opposing coach interfered with game play
*e Shown in a Deleted Scene where the Panthers are playing Royal Rock.Wasn't shown in actual episode.
*f Revealed in episode 1 season 3 that the Panthers got into the playoffs, but Smash got injured, and they lost to Arnett Mead.
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