
1994 preseason capsule
Derrick Lucas, Cayce Onks, Michael Johnson, Rusty Waller and Mike Roberts lead the returning Bobcats.
A 5–6 record hides one of the program’s defining individual seasons: junior tailback Derrick “Rocket” Lucas became Greenbrier’s first Mr. Football winner and helped return the Bobcats to the TSSAA playoffs for the first time since 1977.

The Bobcats opened 3–0 by a reconstructed combined margin of 114–10. The season later swung through four one-score losses or near-one-score losses, including Springfield 14–12, Waverly 20–17, White House 48–42 and Portland 14–7.
Greenbrier reached November at 5–5 and drew Waverly again. TSSAA’s bracket fixes the playoff rematch at Nov. 11, 1994; Waverly won 20–7.
Ten date-stamped regular-season films provide an unusually complete view of 1994. The playoff rematch is the only game without a full-game copy.
| # | Date | Opponent | Score | Result | History note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sep. 2, 1994 | Montgomery Central ▶ Film | 42–0 | W | |
| 2 | Sep. 9, 1994 | Macon Co. ▶ Film | 41–7 | W | |
| 3 | Sep. 16, 1994 | Hickman Co. ▶ Film | 31–3 | W | Score corrected: 31–3 |
| 4 | Sep. 23, 1994 | Springfield ▶ Film | 12–14 | L | |
| 5 | Sep. 30, 1994 | Trousdale Co. ▶ Film | 15–23 | L | |
| 6 | Oct. 7, 1994 | DeKalb Co. ▶ Film | 43–26 | W | Score source split; 43–26 retained |
| 7 | Oct. 14, 1994 | Waverly ▶ Film | 17–20 | L | |
| 8 | Oct. 21, 1994 | White House ▶ Film | 42–48 | L | |
| 9 | Oct. 28, 1994 | Houston Co. ▶ Film | 31–7 | W | |
| 10 | Nov. 4, 1994 | Portland ▶ Film | 7–14 | L | |
| 11 | Nov. 11, 1994 | Waverly | 7–20 | L | 1st Round · TSSAA Playoffs |
No complete 1994 varsity roster is currently available. The Mr. Football newspaper page is the only season scrapbook material, and no full-game copy of the Waverly playoff rematch is available.
21 source scans from the season's newspaper file. Open any clipping at full size, or continue into its game page when one is linked.

Derrick Lucas, Cayce Onks, Michael Johnson, Rusty Waller and Mike Roberts lead the returning Bobcats.

An exhibition-night report: Derrick Lucas scores twice and catches a 75-yard pass from Trey Castleman. This is labeled as a jamboree, not a regular-season game.

The opening-week preview sets the stage for Greenbrier's trip to Montgomery Central.

Lucas scores on runs of 63 and 53 yards, Billy McVay scores from 45 and 21, and Greenbrier totals 372 yards.

The weekly report follows Greenbrier's 41–7 win over Macon County into the Hickman County matchup.

Greenbrier enters Week 3 after scoring 83 points in its first two games.

The county matchup arrives with playoff position at stake and Lucas among the area's rushing and scoring leaders.

Lucas scores both Greenbrier touchdowns in the two-point county game.

The Bobcats reset for a region test after the narrow Springfield loss.

A full Derrick Lucas feature records 492 rushing yards, 10 touchdowns and the work behind his breakout season.

Lucas enters the week with 78 points as Greenbrier returns to region play.

The game report centers on Derrick Lucas scoring all six Greenbrier touchdowns.

A second report details the signature individual performance from the DeKalb County game.

Greenbrier enters the Cat Classic with a chance to clinch a playoff berth and Lucas at 118 points.

The weekly preview follows the White House marathon and turns to the Houston County game.

The Bobcats answer the rivalry marathon with a decisive region victory.

The regular-season finale arrives with the Region 5-3A race still in view.

The final-score report closes the regular season.

The bracket places Greenbrier back in the TSSAA playoffs for the first time since 1977.

Lucas enters November with 1,324 rushing yards, 27 touchdowns and 166 points.

The first playoff appearance since 1977 ends in the opening round.
The People Index connects the players named in Greenbrier’s 1994 postseason honors record.
The program's first TSSAA playoff victory followed in 2002.