"I don't see noise being an issue for us"

[VolunteerCeltic]

Deboer is about to get his first real SEC road environment here in Knoxville. Fans that are going, please make him feel at home.

Edit: I realized after posting this is AI. You can delete

Washington Stadium held 70k, not sure how loud that preschool can get compared to Neyland. My ears rang all day Sunday and Monday from Florida game!

 

[aRmo]

I wonder if it was AI that Kirby used a few years ago when they won the National Championship and their players were in the post game like "Proving all the people who said we were going to go 6-6 wrong." When everyone and their mother had UGA winning it all. lol

 

[cbvolsfan]

Decibel level was recorded at 125. That will quickly get DeBoer's attention. Welcome to the Big Orange Jungle, Bammer.

We set the decibel record at 138 against uga last season . We need to break 140!

 

[Rocky Top T]

If more people would holler instead of just standing Neyland would be much louder! I know what I'm talking about, many around me just standing not saying a word

 

[Rocky Top T]

This needs to be on the jumbotron several times during pregame

 

[dobre_shunka]

Ask Missouri how that turned out in College Station.

This is what A&M did against Mizzou. I hope to see a similar thing at Neyland this Saturday

 

[207 others]

Has anyone here been to Washington or Oregon stadiums they are apparently the loudest due to engineering but I wonder just how true that is since vandy has similar stadium. I slightly believe it since you could put neyland stadium in a cave and kill people by Soundwave alone

 

[207 others]

Why can't the vols put up little sound deflectors aimed at the field to double the sound like autzen? Or maybe a half dome some day lol

 

[BornAndRaisedVOL!]

We come out rolling on O, make some big plays on D, maybe a Def TD? It will be deafening.

We come out and play like we did against UF on O and the D finally has a down day? It will get quiet real fast.

Really hoping for the first option but our O has to get it together fast. Improved OT play is key.

 

[DaddyChad]

Washington Stadium held 70k, not sure how loud that preschool can get compared to Neyland. My ears rang all day Sunday and Monday from Florida game!

Mine are still freaking ringing. And that wasn’t close to the loudest I’ve seen it. It’s not just raw numbers. It’s people like the drunk gentleman in front of me painted orange from the waist up with white nipples and go vols painted on his back. If you stack a stadium full of people like that who don’t give a flying F if they’re doing permanent damage to their vocal cords. Give me those people and some drunk Cajuns for maximum volume and intimidation. I know there’s some passionate fans up north and out west but in the south football is life for a lot of these people. They think their stadiums are loud bc they have no understanding of how crazy it is down here.

 

[DaddyChad]

Why can't the vols put up little sound deflectors aimed at the field to double the sound like autzen? Or maybe a half dome some day lol

I’m all for it on the Bama sideline.

 

[Jaxon_Vol2017]

This needs to be on the jumbotron several times during pregame

Why? It's not real.

 

[dobre_shunka]

Has anyone here been to Washington or Oregon stadiums they are apparently the loudest due to engineering but I wonder just how true that is since vandy has similar stadium. I slightly believe it since you could put neyland stadium in a cave and kill people by Soundwave alone

Oregon has huge overhanging awning on one sideline which reflects the sound back down to the field.

Washington has a similar awning on both sidelines and a smaller one in one end zone.

Vandy has no awning so I'm not sure it's comparable

 

[EasternVol]

That would be true any other year but respectfully this year Texas is the best team in the sec and they are from the big 12

The season is far from over. They didn't look so great early in the OU game.

 

[207 others]

Oregon has huge overhanging awning on one sideline which reflects the sound back down to the field.

Washington has a similar awning on both sidelines and a smaller one in one end zone.

Vandy has no awning so I'm not sure it's comparable

I know, exactly, but was wondering if you put them on neyland just what the effect would be

 

[The_topis_Rocky89]

Frankly, Texas looks like they may own the SEC this year.

They only have to play Georgia

 

[GoDucks349]

I know, exactly, but was wondering if you put them on neyland just what the effect would be

I do think the roof at Autzen is a factor, as well as, how close the fans are to the field. The field is also lower than the seating areas so it's sort of in a hole. Neyland looks like the fans are further away from the field than at Autzen, that might be a factor. Still Neyland should be every bit as loud as Autzen.

I saw something that said the Autzen noise level averaged 115 decible during the Ohio St game. not sure how they measure and make that statement, but that's loud.

 

[Backwards K]

Has anyone here been to Washington or Oregon stadiums they are apparently the loudest due to engineering but I wonder just how true that is since vandy has similar stadium. I slightly believe it since you could put neyland stadium in a cave and kill people by Soundwave alone

Looking at the size of their stadiums, it appears as if Washington and Oregon don't take their football very seriously.

 

[207 others]

Looking at the size of their stsdiums, it appears as if Washington and Oregon don't take their football very seriously.

They are the original electric vehicle with muscle car mp3 coming out the speakers

 

[DaddyChad]

I do think the roof at Autzen is a factor, as well as, how close the fans are to the field. The field is also lower than the seating areas so it's sort of in a hole. Neyland looks like the fans are further away from the field than at Autzen, that might be a factor. Still Neyland should be every bit as loud as Autzen.

I saw something that said the Autzen noise level averaged 115 decible during the Ohio St game. not sure how they measure and make that statement, but that's loud.

Autzen in effect is a concrete bowl, right?

 

[will5]

Autzen in effect is a concrete bowl, right?

Concrete bowl built on top of/into an old landfill so it's an earthen pit of despair

 

[DaddyChad]

Concrete bowl built on top of/into an old landfill so it's an earthen pit of despair

So if someone calls your stadium a dump it’s actually accurate?

 

[KTrain]

Frankly, Texas looks like they may own the SEC this year.

They are worried about going to Vandy & getting Pavia-rized which is worse than getting pulverized. They have played nobody before UGA, Michigan is mediocre. Texas just glad they didn't get Oklahoma or Florida schedule. They and Missouri got the easiest schedules in the SEC.

 

[YankeeVol]

I do think the roof at Autzen is a factor, as well as, how close the fans are to the field. The field is also lower than the seating areas so it's sort of in a hole. Neyland looks like the fans are further away from the field than at Autzen, that might be a factor. Still Neyland should be every bit as loud as Autzen.

I saw something that said the Autzen noise level averaged 115 decible during the Ohio St game. not sure how they measure and make that statement, but that's loud.

It's louder

 

[fossilfiction]

So if someone calls your stadium a dump it’s actually accurate?

You're a mean dude Chad.