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1982

5-5 under William “Buddy” Corlew. A season-by-season reconstruction from the Greenbrier records.

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1982

Five and Five

5-5 under William “Buddy” Corlew. A season-by-season reconstruction from the Greenbrier records.
Head Coach: William “Buddy” Corlew
5-5172 PF · 167 PA

Greenbrier finished 5-5 under William “Buddy” Corlew. The schedule accounts for 172 points scored and 167 allowed across 10 games.

The season’s largest win was 50–29 over Macon Co..

In the White House rivalry, Greenbrier lost to the Blue Devils 7–12.

The 100-yard rushing records adds a player-level marker: Kurt McBee ran for 144 yards against Stewart Co., the top listed Greenbrier rushing game from this season.

100-Yard Rushing Games

  • Kurt McBee — 144 yards vs. Stewart Co.
  • Kurt McBee — 121 yards vs. DeKalb Co.
  • Kurt McBee — 109 yards vs. Cheatham Co.
  • Steve Wilkerson — 101 yards vs. Goodpasture
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No game film is currently available for this season.
#OpponentScoreResultNote
1BGA7–14L
2Goodlettsville25–15W
3Cheatham Co.14–7W
4Macon Co.50–29W
5Stewart Co.21–0W
6White House7–12L
7DeKalb Co.21–6W
8Beech0–36L
9Goodpasture7–25L
10Portland20–23L
FROM THE 1980s NEWSPAPER COLLECTION

A Veteran Core and a 50-Point Night

Buddy Corlew’s preview identifies Kenny Harris, Ronnie Templeton, Timmy Williamson, Jon Fuqua, Kurt McBee and John Elmore among the returning core. The clippings include a 14-7 win at Cheatham County and a 50-29 win over Macon County in which Greenbrier piled up 367 yards and scored on four first-half possessions.

Source: Contemporary newspaper clippings collected in 1980s.pdf. Dates and descriptions are included when they appear on the clipping.
Postseason honors

Bobcats recognized · 1982

Recognition listed in Greenbrier’s postseason honors record.

  • All-Mid-State 1st TeamTimmy Williamson
  • All-Mid-State 2nd TeamRonnie Templeton
  • All-District 8-2A — Ronnie Templeton · Steve Wilkerson · Timmy Williamson
Season history

Season record · 1982

This page reflects the records currently available. Featured clippings are shown once rather than repeated elsewhere on the page.

10Game entries
7Featured items
0Film records
0CoachT material
0 scrapbook pages
BOBCAT PEOPLE · 1982

Names behind the season

Meet the players and coaches named in Greenbrier’s honors and coaching records.

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