HELP COMPLETE THE 1975 STORY
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Five losses, then four wins in five
Greenbrier opened 0–5 and 26–165 against Waverly, Bellevue, Centerville, White House and Hartsville. Three straight wins reversed the direction of the season.
The Bobcats edged Lafayette 8–7, beat Jo Byrns 32–6 and shut out Mt. Juliet 8–0. Portland won 18–0, but Greenbrier closed with a 21–14 victory over Ashland City.
That final five-game block was 4–1 and 69–45. The correct full-season record is 4–6—not the older 8–3 listing that once appeared in public copy.
1975 football schedule
| # | Date* | Opponent | Score | Result | Site* | Record note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Date open | Waverly | 0–6 | L | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 2 | Date open | Bellevue | 12–39 | L | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 3 | Date open | Hickman County (Centerville) | 14–34 | L | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 4 | Date open | White House | 0–35 | L | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 5 | Date open | Trousdale County (Hartsville) | 0–51 | L | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 6 | Oct. 3 | Macon County (Lafayette) | 8–7 | W | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 7 | Date open | Jo Byrns | 32–6 | W | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 8 | Date open | Mt. Juliet | 8–0 | W | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 9 | Date open | Portland | 0–18 | L | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
| 10 | Date open | Ashland City | 21–14 | W | Site open | Recorded Greenbrier final |
The surviving records do not fully use the same lines
Both schedules agree on the 4–6 record, every final and the 95–210 scoring total. Their county-seat labels differ on three opponents.
Names in the surviving records
All-Mid-State: Tony Reasoner, Steve Castleman, Jimmy Biggs, Dennis Lee.
The register identifies 1973–2001 as a senior game-captain era rather than supplying a fixed season list.
One season inside a seven-year era
The combined 1969–75 record totals 38–35, 1,290–1,293 and twelve shutout wins. It moves from a conference runner-up through two Blanket Bowl titles and into Pearson’s return.