Back to a Bowl
Greenbrier jumped from 0–10 to five wins and earned a postseason Tobacco Bowl invitation in Hartsville, falling 30–6 to Haywood.
Postseason honors: Aaron Sanders — first-team All-Mid-State; Tommy Hulsey — honorable mention All-Mid-State; Sanders, Hulsey, John Love and Michael Mantlo — All-District 10-2A; David Nichols — Tobacco Bowl Defensive MVP.
That six-game improvement in the win column over the previous season is one of the sharpest one-year rebounds in the historical record.
Greenbrier finished 5-6 under William “Buddy” Corlew. The schedule accounts for 151 points scored and 187 allowed across 11 games.
The season’s largest win was 28–0 over Stewart Co..
In the White House rivalry, Greenbrier lost to the Blue Devils 0–28.
The 100-yard rushing records adds a player-level marker: Tommy Hulsey ran for 156 yards against Stewart Co., the top listed Greenbrier rushing game from this season.
100-Yard Rushing Games
- Tommy Hulsey — 156 yards vs. Stewart Co.
- Tommy Hulsey — 119 yards vs. Goodletsville
- Aaron Sanders — 102 yards vs. Page
No game film is currently available for this season.
| # | Opponent | Score | Result | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cheatham Co. | 14–13 | W | |
| 2 | Macon Co. | 14–7 | W | |
| 3 | Trousdale Co. | 20–14 | W | |
| 4 | Goodlettsville | 21–27 | L | |
| 5 | BGA | 0–26 | L | |
| 6 | Lewis Co. | 14–16 | L | |
| 7 | Stewart Co. | 28–0 | W | |
| 8 | White House | 0–28 | L | |
| 9 | Page | 28–0 | W | |
| 10 | Portland | 6–26 | L | |
| 11 | Haywood | 6–30 | L | Tobacco Bowl |
