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1984

0-10 under William “Buddy” Corlew. A season-by-season reconstruction from the Greenbrier records.

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1984

The Bottom before the Bounce

0-10 under William “Buddy” Corlew. A season-by-season reconstruction from the Greenbrier records.
Head Coach: William “Buddy” Corlew
0-1071 PF · 268 PA

The 0–10 season is the low point of the Corlew era — but the year still includes 100-yard rushing games by Ray Jones and future Greenbrier head coach John Elmore.

Greenbrier finished 0-10 under William “Buddy” Corlew. The schedule accounts for 71 points scored and 268 allowed across 10 games.

In the White House rivalry, Greenbrier lost to the Blue Devils 0–29.

100-Yard Rushing Games

  • John Elmore — 101 yards vs. Cl. Northeast — 19 carries
  • Ray Jones — 100 yards vs. Madison — 1 td
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#OpponentScoreResultNote
1BGA14–31L
2Goodlettsville6–8L
3Cheatham Co.8–27L
4Macon Co.8–16L
5Cl. Northeast8–28L
6White House0–29L
7Madison6–42L
8East Robertson0–22L
9Goodpasture7–35L
10Portland14–30L
FROM THE 1980s NEWSPAPER COLLECTION

Looking for Stability

The preseason headline supplies the frame: Greenbrier was looking for stability. Buddy Corlew discussed personnel and the need to settle the program, but the fall became a difficult one. The supplied clippings document the difficult season.

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

Bobcats recognized · 1984

Recognition listed in Greenbrier’s postseason honors record.

Season history

Season record · 1984

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

10Game entries
6Featured items
0Film records
0CoachT material
0 scrapbook pages
BOBCAT PEOPLE · 1984

Names behind the season

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

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