Loudest you’ve heard Neyland?

I wasn't there, but a friend of mine said the Oklahoma game was the loudest he had ever seen Neyland
 
I've been at everyone of the "loudest games" mentioned in this thread. To me, it's easily the 1998 Florida game. It was a larger crowd (=108K) and the crowd was loud an hour before kickoff until about an hour after the game was over and it never stopped. My ears were ringing until the following Tuesday.
 
I’ve been to a lot of games since I graduated from UT and by far, Oklahoma was the loudest. I will never forget or forgive Butch for kicking a fg on the one yard line with Kamara and Hurd on the bench.

Yep. The entire damn stadium was yelling for him to go for it. I was in W, and everyone around me - myself included - was screaming "GO! GO!" I think almost everyone in the stands was fine with them going for it and failing - we had their backs and would have yelled our asses off either way. We just wanted them to leave everything on the field.
 
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I feel like I've written this a dozen times so I'm just going to summarize -

#1 - 2015 Oklahoma - Bar none, no contest, the loudest. Not even close. 60 minutes of noise.
#2 - 2001 Georgia - Travis Stephens screen pass at end of game to go ahead. Wall of noise that kept getting louder as he ran, felt upper deck sway more than I thought possible. Only time I've ever worried about safety being in the upper deck.
#3 - 2004 Florida - Wilhoit kick. Incredibly loud moment. Not the loudest game, but ending sequence was peak.

I didn't attend Bama 2022 so I can't speak to that one. I would find it hard to believe anything topped 2015 OU though. That crowd was out for blood for four straight hours.
I was going to mention that play in 2001 as well. Then we short kicked it moments later and the stadium went full graveyard. We all knew the mustang was coming.

I was in section T, row 10 at the time and you could feel the noise pressing down on you as Stephens ran.
 
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Don't remember the year but Dion Grant intercepted a pass and ran it back to the end zone from Auburn and Tuberville. My wife and I were standing in that end zone and even with shouting we could not hear each other. Loudest game I've been to.
 

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