HELP COMPLETE THE 1964 STORY
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From reset to Red River champions
Greenbrier opened 3–0 and 47–7, shutting out McEwen and Westmoreland. White House and Charlotte then handed the Bobcats consecutive losses.
The response was a four-game winning run over East Robertson, Jo Byrns, Joelton and Hume-Fogg. After Ashland City won 19–6, Greenbrier met White House again in the Red River Valley championship game at Springfield.
White House had won the first meeting 7–0. Greenbrier reversed it 34–0 for the conference title, making the two-game season series 1–1 with a 34–7 scoring edge to the Bobcats.
1964 football schedule
| # | Date* | Opponent | Score | Result | Site* | Record note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Date open | McEwen | 6–0 | W | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 2 | Date open | Dover | 20–7 | W | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 3 | Date open | Westmoreland | 21–0 | W | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 4 | Date open | White House | 0–7 | L | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 5 | Date open | Charlotte | 13–26 | L | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 6 | Date open | East Robertson | 21–14 | W | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 7 | Date open | Jo Byrns | 38–0 | W | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 8 | Date open | Joelton | 27–13 | W | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 9 | Date open | Hume-Fogg | 34–7 | W | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 10 | Date open | Ashland City | 6–19 | L | Site open | School record’s final score |
| 11 | Date open | White House | 34–0 | W | Springfield | RRVC championship game |
The surviving records do not fully agree
The independent schedule leaves the head coach blank. Greenbrier’s coaching record identifies Doug True and gives his 1963–65 tenure a 19–12 record.
One season inside a six-year bridge
The combined 1963–68 record totals 38–22–1, 1,072–768 and 18 shutout wins. It moves from the 1963 reset into three Red River Valley titles and two bowl appearances.