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1983

1–9 under William “Buddy” Corlew. A season-by-season reconstruction from the Greenbrier records.

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Season overview

A Hard Reset

1-9

Greenbrier finished 1–9 under William “Buddy” Corlew. The schedule accounts for 115 points scored and 331 allowed across 10 games.

The season’s largest win was 21–7 over East Robertson.

In the White House rivalry, Greenbrier lost to the Blue Devils 18–27.

The 100-yard rushing records adds a player-level marker: Kurt McBee ran for 210 yards against BGA, the top listed Greenbrier rushing game from this season.

100-Yard Rushing Games

  • Kurt McBee — 210 yards vs. BGA — 1 TD
  • Kurt McBee — 185 yards vs. East Robertson — 2 TD
Complete recorded schedule

1983 football schedule

GameOpponentScoreResultNote
1BGA14–35L
2Goodlettsville14–42L
3Cheatham Co.14–42L
4Macon Co.0–21L
5Cl. Northeast13–34L
6White House18–27L
7Madison7–41L
8East Robertson21–7W
9Goodpasture0–40L
10Portland14–42L
FROM THE 1980s NEWSPAPER COLLECTION

A Difficult Start, Then a Breakthrough

The newspaper trail documents a hard season without dressing it up. Greenbrier stood 0-5 in early October. The breakthrough came against East Robertson: Kurt McBee rushed for 185 yards and scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns in a 21-7 win. A Farmer-family photograph adds community texture.

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

Bobcats recognized · 1983

Recognition listed in Greenbrier’s postseason honors record.

BOBCATS FOR LIFE · 1983

Names behind the season

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Reading the season record

The East Robertson breakthrough

Seven losses preceded a 21–7 county win powered by Kurt McBee, then two closing defeats finished the year.

Complete scoring: 115–331. District line: 0–4. entries require labels: BGA, Goodlettsville and Clarksville Northeast differ from the independent schedule, while the East Robertson story contains a 21–17 sentence beneath a 21–7 headline and scoring summary.

Each game opens into its own source-checked account. When the contemporary record is silent, the game page says so instead of supplying an unsupported date, site or scoring sequence.

School score-list page containing the 1983 Greenbrier football season
The school’s all-time score list is the recorded-result source for this season.
SEASON STATISTICS

1983 football statistics

2 sourced lines, 1 players and 0 Greenbrier team entries are connected to this season.

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Season statistics · 1983

The numbers we can account for

Reported season totals and sums from recovered games appear separately. A game without a stat line is unknown, not zero.

Recovered game totals

These sums cover only the listed games. They are not a complete season total.

PlayerStatRecordedGames
Kurt McBeeRushing · Yards395 yards2 games

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