Brady Dorris · offensive line
The senior helped anchor an offense that ran for 2,458 yards, passed for 613 and averaged 279 total yards per game.
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RECORD
6–5
SCORING
284–161
Points for · points againstHEAD COACH
Kirk Williams
Greenbrier footballROBERTSON COUNTY CONNECTION · 2013
The season as it was reported.
One verified game story and one postseason All-County feature add player names, scoring sequence and season totals.
1 game story
1 season feature
Oct. 30, 2013 · Robertson County ConnectionBobcats Dominate the Patriots: Forces Heritage into Must-Win Situation with HarpethRead the original story ↗Dec. 17, 2013 · Robertson County ConnectionRobertson County Connection All-County Football TeamRead the original story ↗
Headlines, dates, original summaries and source links are shown here. Story text and publisher photography remain with the publisher.
SEASON IN CONTEXT
Three close district losses framed a return to November.
Kirk Williams' 16th Greenbrier team answered a 1–2 start by beating Portland, Cheatham County, Macon County and Harpeth by a combined 134–28. That four-game run carried the Bobcats to 5–2.
Greenbrier's three district losses came by three points in overtime at White House, one point at Westmoreland and four points at Sycamore. A 6–4 regular season produced the program's first playoff trip since 2010; Lexington ended the season 21–0 in the Class 4A first round.
The Bobcats rushed for 2,458 yards and passed for 613, averaging 279 yards and 25.8 points per game. The defense allowed 14.6 points per game and held seven opponents to 14 or fewer.
6–5overall record
3–3District 9-AA · third
4–1home record
2–4road record
134–28four-game win streak
3one-score district losses
11full games linked
57–63combined opponent record
SERIES DOORS
CAPTAINS · HONORS · SEASON LEADERS
The people inside the 6–5 return.
The school captain register names Chance Bennett, John Raymond Brown, Brady Dorris and James Pentecost. The school postseason register lists district MVP awards for Nicky Lynn, Chris Johns, Bailey Adcox and Paul Gonser, with Brown, Pentecost and Nick Young also named All-District 9-2A.
John Raymond Brown · all-purpose
Despite injuries, the senior ran for 551 yards on 85 carries, including 113 yards on 13 attempts against Heritage.
Nicky Lynn · defensive end
The senior recorded 37 tackles and seven sacks, including nine tackles and three sacks at Sycamore.
Briley Hankins · linebacker
The sophomore made more than 60 tackles and posted 12 against Lipscomb, Westmoreland and Sycamore.
Chris Johns · defensive back
The senior intercepted passes against Westmoreland and Sycamore, scored six offensive touchdowns and produced more than 400 yards of offense.
Seven defensive holds
White House, Portland, Cheatham County, Macon County, Harpeth, Westmoreland and Heritage all finished with 14 points or fewer.
SURVIVING VIDEO · 2013
All 11 games on film, plus 6 public game uploads.
Every varsity game has a full-film link. Six games also retain public community uploads, and the existing season folder includes preseason material.
Explore the seasonGame 1 · full film vs. Springfield ↗Game 2 · full film vs. Lipscomb Academy ↗Game 3 · full film vs. White House ↗Game 4 · full film vs. Portland ↗Game 5 · full film vs. Cheatham Co. ↗Game 6 · full film vs. Macon Co. ↗Game 7 · full film vs. Harpeth ↗Game 8 · full film vs. Westmoreland ↗Game 9 · full film vs. White House Heritage ↗Game 10 · full film vs. Sycamore ↗Game 11 · full film vs. Lexington ↗Game 1 · Springfield · 54–27 opener ↗Game 3 · White House · overtime game ↗Game 4 · Portland · 21–8 win ↗Game 6 · Macon County · 42–0 win ↗Game 7 · Harpeth · Homecoming ↗Game 9 · White House Heritage · Senior Night ↗
Public uploads remain with their uploader. Full-game history are linked from the existing VOTC collection.
Season schedule
Select any opponent to open that game's permanent page.
| # | Date / site | Opponent | Score | Result | Media |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aug. 23 Away · Non-district | Springfield | 54–27 | W | Full film + public upload |
| 2 | Aug. 30 Home · Non-district | Lipscomb Academy | 15–27 | L | Full film |
| 3 | Sept. 6 Away · District 9-AA · overtime | White House | 6–9 | L | Full film + public upload |
| 4 | Sept. 13 Home · Non-district | Portland | 21–8 | W | Full film + public upload |
| 5 | Sept. 20 Home · District 9-AA | Cheatham Co. | 28–6 | W | Full film |
| 6 | Sept. 27 Away · Non-district | Macon Co. | 42–0 | W | Full film + public upload |
| 7 | Oct. 4 Home · District 9-AA · Homecoming | Harpeth | 43–14 | W | Full film + public upload |
| 8 | Oct. 11 Away · District 9-AA | Westmoreland | 13–14 | L | Full film |
| 9 | Oct. 25 Home · District 9-AA · Senior Night | White House Heritage | 34–3 | W | Full film + public upload |
| 10 | Nov. 1 Away · District 9-AA · regular-season finale | Sycamore | 28–32 | L | Full film |
| 11 | Nov. 8 Away · TSSAA Class 4A first round | Lexington | 0–21 | L | Full film |
Open date: Oct. 18, between the Westmoreland and White House Heritage games.
2013 SOURCE STACK
What is verified—and where the records disagree.
Official / school recordTSSAA's Class 4A bracket verifies the Lexington playoff game. Greenbrier's school registers supply captains and postseason honors.
Contemporary reportingThe Robertson County Connection supplies the Heritage scoring sequence and season statistics; the Titans' Oct. 14 note independently confirms Westmoreland.
Complete secondary schedulesCoachT and the independent team history both carry all 11 games, the 6–5 record and the 3–3 district mark.
Partial game entriesMaxPreps supplies five surviving period lines and selected box-score detail, but its season schedule omits Westmoreland.
CoachT · complete 2013 schedule ↗
Independent team history · 2013 ↗
TSSAA · official Class 4A bracket ↗
TSSAA · official Class 3A bracket ↗
Robertson County Connection · All-County team ↗
Robertson County Connection · Heritage game story ↗
Tennessee Titans · Westmoreland confirmation ↗
MaxPreps · partial 2013 schedule ↗
Record reconciliation: MaxPreps currently displays 6–4 and 271–147 because its schedule omits the Oct. 11 Westmoreland game. Restoring that 13–14 loss produces the complete 6–5 and 284–161 record used here.
Heritage score reconciliation: The contemporary story's lead and scoring sequence support 34–3, as do all available schedules. A single late “34–6” sentence is treated as a typographical error.
No score, period line or individual total was inferred. Empty historical box-score fields remain empty, and publisher text, photography and video remain with their owners.
2013 football statistics
10 sourced lines, 4 players and 2 Greenbrier team entries are connected to this season.
Explore the 2013 season statistics →Season statistics · 2013
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.
| Player | Stat | Recorded | Games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chris Johns | Defense · Interceptions | 2 interceptions | 2 games |
| Nicky Lynn | Defense · Sacks | 3 sacks | 1 game |
| Briley Hankins | Defense · Tackles | 36 tackles | 3 games |
| John Raymond Brown | Rushing · Carries | 13 carries | 1 game |
| John Raymond Brown | Rushing · Yards | 113 yards | 1 game |