1940
The Bobcats Get Their Name
A difficult season, but a lasting identity: Greenbrier students officially choose the Bobcat mascot.
Head Coach: Joe Henry Carter
1-983 PF · 240 PA
In May 1940, Greenbrier students voted “Bobcat” as the official mascot — a nickname that has endured ever since.
The football season itself was a difficult 1–9, making the birth of the Bobcat identity the lasting milestone of the year.
Greenbrier finished 1-9 under Joe Henry Carter. The schedule accounts for 83 points scored and 240 allowed across 10 games.
The season’s largest win was 13–12 over Barren Plains.
Brier Vault
No game film is currently available for this season.
No game film is currently available for this season.
| # | Opponent | Score | Result | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cedar Hill | 0–30 | L | |
| 2 | Orlinda | 7–15 | L | |
| 3 | Rogersville, AL | 0–12 | L | |
| 4 | Adams | 0–20 | L | |
| 5 | Coopertown | 6–24 | L | |
| 6 | Orlinda | 14–27 | L | |
| 7 | Barren Plains | 19–27 | L | |
| 8 | Barren Plains | 13–12 | W | |
| 9 | Cedar Hill | 15–48 | L | |
| 10 | Cross Plains | 9–25 | L |