Sept. 11, 2009 · Portland
Road · Edgar Johnson Stadium · Non-district · Greenbrier 35–28 Portland · record after game 3–1.
The second straight win produced Greenbrier's regular-season scoring high and lifted the Bobcats to 3–1.
Portland finished 0–10. A surviving CoachT prediction post remains linked here as exact, game-specific contemporary context.
Date, site, venue, opponent coach, opponent finish and postseason context are tied to the linked HSFHA season records.
A roller coaster under the train whistle.
Contemporary supporters’ words alongside the game history and surviving sources.
4 quote and context cards · 2 more below
After the finish
“This was one heck of a roller coaster ride.”Read the original post ↗
The comeback
“Comebacks are heartstoppers, but so proud of you guys for coming out clawing.”Read the original post ↗
Short original excerpts and labeled summaries. Game records and statistical claims retain their separate sources.
More from that week and afterward2 additional cards
More voices from the surviving threads. Exact excerpts appear in quotation marks; summaries are labeled.
More from that week
Summary of post
One last reversal
Described a late bad snap over Portland’s punter and a Greenbrier winning touchdown.
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Both crowds in the game
Recalled Greenbrier’s comeback, Portland’s response and a noisy crowd on a steamy night.
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The turnover count is an estimate, not an official total. Pregame predicted margins do not describe the game.
Short, verbatim excerpts; spacing normalized. Dates and screen names are displayed as they appear on CoachT. Fan opinions and recollections are separate from verified game statistics.
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Through 2026, Greenbrier has met Portland 51 times, with a series record of 17–34, including the 1927 Sumner High meeting. Open the opponent page for every meeting, then return to this season or Football History.
Open the all-time score record · 2009 season and source comparison.