Thirty-four locally hosted selections from a 156-page source book: the regular season, region title, playoff march, Mr. Football, the BlueCross Bowl and postseason honors.
This collection highlights 34 scrapbook pages that document the regular season, region championship, playoff run, Mr. Football, the BlueCross Bowl and postseason honors.
156Scrapbook pages
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Scrapbook page 20Preseason feature: “Are you ready for some football!”Scrapbook page 21Greenbrier opens 2004 with a 13–7 win over Fort Campbell; Roger Herndon rushed for 184 yards and a touchdown.Scrapbook page 26Greenbrier holds off David Lipscomb 14–6; the Bobcat defense recorded seven sacks.Scrapbook page 35Greenbrier overwhelms Beech 54–18 in a breakout offensive performance.Scrapbook page 39Greenbrier shuts out Creek Wood 20–0 in its first Region 5-3A game.Scrapbook page 41Chris Low Tennessee Insider column featuring Greenbrier assistant Kelly Ziegler’s Tennessee playing days.Scrapbook page 43White House defeats Greenbrier 29–13, the Bobcats’ only regular-season loss.Scrapbook page 45Roger Herndon surpasses 1,000 rushing yards with 271 yards and five touchdowns in a 42–6 homecoming win over Montgomery Central.Scrapbook page 51Greenbrier beats Page 17–13 and moves into control of the Region 5-3A race.Scrapbook page 54Greenbrier clinches a second straight Region 5-3A championship.Scrapbook page 58Greenbrier sits No. 2 in the Class 3A Associated Press poll at 8–1.Scrapbook page 61Greenbrier shuts out Marshall County 35–0 in the second round; Roger Herndon scored three rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown.Scrapbook page 69Quarterfinal preview: Herndon entered four yards shy of a second straight 2,000-yard rushing season.Scrapbook page 70Jacob Aldridge and Greenbrier squeeze past Jackson South Side 14–7 to reach the state semifinal.Scrapbook page 82Class 3A semifinal preview for Greenbrier at Kingsbury.Scrapbook page 83The scrapbook headline that names the season: “Bound for the ’Boro: GHS football.”Scrapbook page 84Greenbrier supporters celebrate the 14–12 semifinal victory over Kingsbury and the program’s first state-title berth.Scrapbook page 86Greenbrier wins 14–12 at Kingsbury; Adam Adcock’s late interception seals the first state-championship berth in school history.Scrapbook page 90Roger Herndon is named a Mr. Football finalist for the second straight season.Scrapbook page 92Roger Herndon becomes Robertson County’s first Mr. Football winner in 10 years and Greenbrier’s first since Derrick Lucas.Scrapbook page 93Mr. Football follow-up connecting Herndon’s award to Derrick Lucas and Robertson County award history.Scrapbook page 107Greenbrier’s historic season ends against Fulton in the Class 3A BlueCross Bowl.Scrapbook page 110Greenbrier players hoist the state runner-up trophy after the BlueCross Bowl.Scrapbook page 113Official 2004 TSSAA BlueCross Bowl program cover.Scrapbook page 114Official Class 3A championship game program: Fulton vs. Greenbrier.Scrapbook page 118Official BlueCross Bowl roster page for Fulton and Greenbrier.Scrapbook page 120Official BlueCross Bowl schedule and coaching staffs; Greenbrier assistants include Steve Sorrells, John Elmore, Robert Estes, Kelly Ziegler, David Johnson, Darrel Sweeney and Stetson Dickerson.Scrapbook page 123Robertson County Times names Roger Herndon 2004 Player of the Year and the Greenbrier offensive line its Offensive MVP.Scrapbook page 125Feature on the Greenbrier offensive line blocking for more than 4,000 yards in 2004.Scrapbook page 137Retrospective placing the 2004 Greenbrier line among Robertson County’s best units.Scrapbook page 138Roger Herndon senior retrospective: 2,249 rushing yards in 2004 and 4,815 career rushing yards.Scrapbook page 1422004 TSSAA Class 3A football playoffs cover from the scrapbook.Scrapbook page 146Retrospective championship newspaper spread from the 2004 scrapbook.Scrapbook page 151Bobcat Chronicles retrospective team page from the 2004 state-final run.
