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re: What's the loudest visitor's stadium you've ever been in?
Posted on 10/22/21 at 10:54 pm to oracle of joemaha
Posted on 10/22/21 at 10:54 pm to oracle of joemaha
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I was sitting in the end zone where Kerwin Bell scored (The corner away from where he scored).
I would have been at the other end to your right. We were maybe the 15 or 20 yard line. Agee fumbled right in front of us. (whatever yard line that was) I never saw the ball come out......just the scramble for it.
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Posted on 10/22/21 at 10:54 pm to Hang10
LSU. I think it’s because the stadium sits so low.
Posted on 10/22/21 at 11:30 pm to Hang10
For me, it would have been the mid-80's tie game with Bama at LSU.
As I recall, Bama went in to the half up 7-0. the halftime went extra long due to some movie filming and the LSU fans were antsy. However, they came out and scored two quick TDs to go up 14-7 and Tiger stadium was ROCKING. The GEAUX - TIGERS chants across the field was epic.
Bama finally quieted things down temporarily with a late drive and score with a halfback pass to Mike Shula for a TD late in the 4th. But LSU got the ball back and was ripping off yardage and marched down the field. Tiger stadium was loud again, but LSU's field goal kicker came in an absolutely shanked the equivalent of an extra point try and missed it.
Bama got the ball back with a second or so left in the game, on the 20 yard line. Instead of trying a Hail Mary, Perkins had Shula take a knee and the game ended up tied. NOBODY left the stadium happy. Not a single person. On either side.
I learned some new curse words that night. But there for a bit early in the second half after those two LSU scores, I don't think I have ever heard a louder stadium.
Addendum: The loudest game I attended at Bryant Denny was the 2005 Florida game. I find it odd that I personally don't think I have ever heard a louder crowd in the Saban years, but it's true.
As I recall, Bama went in to the half up 7-0. the halftime went extra long due to some movie filming and the LSU fans were antsy. However, they came out and scored two quick TDs to go up 14-7 and Tiger stadium was ROCKING. The GEAUX - TIGERS chants across the field was epic.
Bama finally quieted things down temporarily with a late drive and score with a halfback pass to Mike Shula for a TD late in the 4th. But LSU got the ball back and was ripping off yardage and marched down the field. Tiger stadium was loud again, but LSU's field goal kicker came in an absolutely shanked the equivalent of an extra point try and missed it.
Bama got the ball back with a second or so left in the game, on the 20 yard line. Instead of trying a Hail Mary, Perkins had Shula take a knee and the game ended up tied. NOBODY left the stadium happy. Not a single person. On either side.
I learned some new curse words that night. But there for a bit early in the second half after those two LSU scores, I don't think I have ever heard a louder stadium.
Addendum: The loudest game I attended at Bryant Denny was the 2005 Florida game. I find it odd that I personally don't think I have ever heard a louder crowd in the Saban years, but it's true.
Posted on 10/22/21 at 11:31 pm to Hang10
Auburn
Posted on 10/22/21 at 11:54 pm to Hang10
Jordan Hare
Posted on 10/22/21 at 11:58 pm to Hang10
Auburn, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, and Florida rank high
Posted on 10/23/21 at 1:13 am to Tornado Alley
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2014 Ole Miss v. LSU
I could feel it in my chest.
That was not my first time in tiger stadium and the previous time I was not impressed. I assumed the loudness of Tiger Stadium was exaggerated. Now I know, it’s just not every time. The previous time Deuce and Ro Miller took away their steam early I guess.
2014 was something different.
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Posted on 10/23/21 at 4:07 am to WG_Dawg
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been to a crap ton of stadiums and generally once you get to the level of "man this is really loud" there isn't any separation from one place to the next. I do disctinctly remember the loudest moment I've ever heard in all my years of attendance was skyler green '03. I don't believe it would even be physically possible to top the loudness of that moment.
Same here. I was 10. The best moment of my young LSU fan life until the natty vs Oklahoma. I’m shocked it didn’t register as a small earthquake. Place was a madhouse.
Posted on 10/23/21 at 5:23 am to Gozer The Gozerian
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1989 First Time Ever Alabama at Jordan-Hare
-1988 Earthquake Game at Tiger Stadium
Was at both games and the eruptions after Tommy Hodson's pass against us and Reggie Slack's long completion to Alexander Wright on our first drive in the Iron Bowl are two of the three loudest outbursts I've ever heard in the 138 Auburn games I've attended in my life.
The third one was when Reggie Slack completed a fourth down and double digits to go pass to Shayne Wasden to beat Florida in 1989.
That means that 2 of the 3 loudest outbursts in 138 games were in 1989 and all three in a 14-15 month span...pretty crazy when you think about it.
Those 138 games include 3 SEC Championship game wins and the National Championship game in Phoenix in January, 2011.
Posted on 10/23/21 at 5:29 am to BorrisMart
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Posted on 10/23/21 at 7:00 am to Hang10
06 at auburn when they blocked the punt was nuts
Also attended the 2010 LSU at Auburn
Extremely loud
Also attended the 2010 LSU at Auburn
Extremely loud
Posted on 10/23/21 at 7:59 am to Hang10
The 1980 Rock Super Bowl on July 5th. Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. ZZ TOP and Rossington Collins Band and others had more volume then I’ve ever heard ever, and I’ve spent my whole adult life working at airports. There’s a lot of other things that happened that day, but I’ve chosen to forget them.
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Posted on 10/23/21 at 8:57 am to BorrisMart
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Well in 2019, the fans were pretty quiet and just kept shaking their white pom poms. But im sure it gets loud sometimes.
Hey, y'all 'member that one time in the past 10 years that we beat 'bama? I 'member.
Let's make 10 posts about it.
Posted on 10/23/21 at 9:14 am to Hang10
Been to all Sec stadiums except USC and Kentucky. Oddly enough the loudest was Jackson in 81 right after the renovation made it the largest stadium in Mississippi. The rivalry renewed after a long dry spell. Charter busses from Arkansas everywhere and the Crowd was 60 percent Hog fans. After the game went to get souvenirs and the lady said they were all gone before the game started. Had been working stadiums for 20 years and had never seen anything like it.
As a side note Jalen Hurts and Greg McElroy have both been quoted as saying Reynolds Razorback Stadium was the loudest they ever played in. Before you down vote look it up. It’s right there for all to see.
As a side note Jalen Hurts and Greg McElroy have both been quoted as saying Reynolds Razorback Stadium was the loudest they ever played in. Before you down vote look it up. It’s right there for all to see.
Posted on 10/23/21 at 9:22 am to Csmims
A few weeks ago in Kyle Field. Awesome experience despite the loss.
Before that Jordan Hare 2011. Jordan Hare is damn loud
One of the loudest moments was at the Swamp when Steve Spurrier was introduced into their ring of honor. Neither team was very good so game wasn’t that loud.
Before that Jordan Hare 2011. Jordan Hare is damn loud
One of the loudest moments was at the Swamp when Steve Spurrier was introduced into their ring of honor. Neither team was very good so game wasn’t that loud.
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Posted on 10/23/21 at 9:27 am to Hang10
If u never been to Death Valley u know the loudest!Bear could tell u if he was still alive. 
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