Josh Pate On College Football's 8 LOUDEST Stadiums (Late Kick Cut)
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- College Football stadiums present some of the best spectacles in all of sports, and on Late Kick Live Ep 522 Josh Pate listed the loudest venues. Where do Tiger Stadium at LSU or Neyland Stadium at Tennessee stack up? What about Kyle Field at Texas A&M? Husky Stadium at Washington and Autzen Stadium at Oregon are wild as are Jordan-Hare Stadium at Auburn and The Swamp at Florida. Which stadiums are the loudest you've ever experienced? Let us know what you think in the comments below and be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the channel and CLICK THE BELL for notifications as we bring you multiple live shows per week!
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I’ve never heard a sharper contrast from insanely loud to quiet enough to hear a pin drop as the TJ yeldon td catch and run at LSU
Sad sad day
PAIN
Oh Lord the "get down and stay down game" that was when Les Miles mojo was TRULY cracked
Absolutely. I was in the student section that night and I tell people this all the time. Impossible to fully understand if you weren’t there
Death Valley in Baton Rouge is amongst the top if not #1. This coming from a Gator fan
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It is the undisputed #1 and everyone knows it. Sometimes there will be a Penn st fan saying a whiteout game is the loudest, but it’s not even close
Yes LSU is loud! Tennessee is loud when they’re winning. From a dawg fan.
The 2022 lsu vs bama game was one of the loudest games I’ve ever heard.
Was there. My girl went to Ok. St. but grew up an ARK fan. She’d never seen anything like it and we’ll talk about it till we die.
There is no reason that an SEC game should be played at 11 AM in Death Valley. Especially in September/October
Yea that's terrible but weirdly enough LSU has a better record on early kickoffs than their average. Especially in September. The most aggregious outlier is the time Florida schemed their way into a weird early kickoff game vs us in tiger stadium where Darius guice failed to score with 4 tries at the goal line.
@@voiceofreason2674 how about 40-13 2 years ago vs TN?
@@greenwave819 that was AT Tennessee right? Worst coached game I've ever seen. Lost a lot of faith in Kelly after that one
ESPN doesn’t know how the properly schedule the right games, it’s why they will mess up with the new rights agreement. they’re having Kentucky vs Louisville as a flex game and I believe Alabama vs Tennessee as an 11 am game. LOL. a joke.
and mind you these things matter. the majority of the upsets happened on the 230 timeslot on CBS, 7 pm timeslot on ESPN, and 11 am if put on SECN. so these slots matter
By the way the real Death Valley is in Clemson......but I agree
The most powerful thing Lsu could do to make the stadium stronger, is to allow Mike the Tiger back in. He was banned about a decade ago. But up until then he would go into the stadium and inspect it, then he would park in front the visitors tunnel which would make him angry and he would roar at the enemy as they came out. Thats TRULY unfair but it was us who tied our hands behind our back not abybody else.
LSU is trying to remain an accredited tiger sanctuary. No way they could expect to keep that standing and continue to trot Mike out there. Plus, unlike a lot of other fans, I thought the tradition was overrated. He came out hauled behind a tractor in this tiny cage, you could never see him very well, and I doubt many players coming out of the visitors locker room were too intimidated by a caged docile tiger. That's like being intimidated when you pass a tiger cage at the zoo. I don't miss it, but I understand some old baws still do.
As an Aggie fan, we lost our greatest tradition, the Aggie Bonfire, when it killed people. I still think it can be brought back and done safe, but there is no lawyer in America who would recommend it. Having a tiger on the field, unless he's in a cage, will never work again in this heavy litigious society anymore. The only way would be in a cage, and then the PETA guys will protest you. It sucks, but it's not changing.
@@treyday572 Personally, I didn't get much out of it. But, I have seen several interview of opposing teams commenting on the fact that they were shaken up/intimidated/scared when they came out of the locker room and saw Mike.
It wasn't banned, it's Mike's decision. They still offer him his trailer every game day, but he hasn't wanted to get in. I loved seeing him at the games and I loved how visiting teams had to walk right past him, but I'm glad they don't force him.
Auburn is special, for sure. Glad they got a big mention, I'm used to UT where everyone hates us and alot of our loudness is based in resentment and years of pain. Auburn is special even just for their VIBE, the way they get the whole stadium into a coordinated cheer squad or dance team is just unmatched. Compared to Tennessee's resentment, Auburn has some fun doing it!
Oh lord here come the "BUT MY TEAM'S STADIUM IS LOUDER!!!!" Bro josh is an actual professional and has been to all of these places. He knows better than you.
Saying who has the loudest stadium is subjective opinion doesn’t really matter who says it a lot of teams have loud stadiums
It all depends on situation and scenario. Jalen Hurts said Arkansas was the loudest he played in. But when we're trash , it Won't sell out.
As a Tennessee fan, I’ve always thought it’s been Death Valley, then Neyland, then everyone else.. So i agree with Josh
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@@wingstop7021I do too
Kyle field this thanksgiving…going to be crazy
Oh yeah. I'm excited.
College Football games that registered on a seismograph:
Auburn at LSU (1988)
Miami at VT (2011)
Alabama at Auburn (2013)
OSU at VT (2015)
Miami at VT (2016)
Clemson at VT (2017)
Miami at VT (2018)
Notre Dame at VT (2018)
North Carolina at VT (2021)
Alabama at LSU (2022)
Enough said, proven over and over Lane Stadium is the loudest and that is when they suck too.
Most schools don't have a seismograph. Lsu didn't have one for 30 years in between the two games listed.
LSU loudest environment in college football
LSU obvious W
I think some of those metrics are taken from the sideline of the visitors team. For example, at Kyle Field, they purposely built the top covers to bounce back sound onto the visiting teams sideline. So, in reality, it's supposed to be louder on that particular sideline that it is in the rest of the stadium. I do agree that LSUs stadium is probably the loudest I have been to.
that 2019 auburn florida game was one of the loudest games ive been to. the double crowd pop when perine scored. sheesh.
Google Perine vs Auburn, in 14 seconds you will understand loud and then SWAMP LOUD!!!
Yup, I was there that's still in my top 5 loudest gator games I've ever been to.
Yup first thing I thought of. Love that clip
Now this is a list I believe . Anytime I see anything without Jordan-Hare on it I know it’s biased . That stadium does not get enough respect and I’m a Tennessee fan
I enjoyed my trip to JH, but the crowd was horrible. Of course A&M (with Johnny Football) beat them like 62-3 and Auburn was down, but the crowd left early, it was just about all Aggies in the stands by the time the 4th Quarter rolled around, so unless you have been to Stadiums at night, and at a big game.
@@TexAgs75man you went in the most miserable season of Auburn football in my lifetime. Definitely need to make a return trip
@@austinmcbarner6648 For the Aggies it was one of the best. Jordan-Haire was a great place though, and the Auburn fans were very nice.
Tennessee fan... I'm fine losing to LSU on this lol
They're often dead at 11am but peak for peak I don't claim to beat drunk cajuns!
A&m vs. Nebraska, i think Nebraska was number 3 at the time cant remember, but kyle Field was so loud you couldn't hear yourself think it felt like you were vibrating it was crazy.
2022 Alabama vs Tennessee neyland stadium single handedly gave me tinnitus
I was in West Knoxville and i swear i heard it every once in a while…
You're welcome
I’m a Bama fan. I completely agree with your take on Jordan-Hare. Doesn’t matter if Bama is 11-0 and Auburn is 0-11 going into the Iron Bowl, Auburn will give Alabama the business in Auburn because of the environment.
People who have only seen a game through a TV are about to comment "sEc BiAs." I've been to everyone of these stadiums he ranked. This is pretty spot on. Only one I disagree with is UW. Wisconsin belongs in that spot.
No. Michigan is not loud comparatively.
No. Ohio State is not loud comparatively.
No. Autzen is not as loud as people say it is.
No. Sanford is not loud at all. That fake decibel reading on the jumbotron is pathetic. Good football team does not mean loud.
No. Bryant Denny is not loud comparatively. Good football team does not mean loud.
Don't agree with me? Actually travel to these places and you will see. Until then, your opinion is invalid.
As is yours...no one cares!!
Not the Florida fan saying Sanford isn't loud and fakes decibels lol
@@ThemDawgsIsHellDontThey not a florida fan lol. Unlike you I've actually traveled to these stadiums
@@Charlie-zc7wf lol no you haven’t
@@ThemDawgsIsHellDontThey It might be crazy for you to imagine a world outside of your trailer park, but yes I have traveled to 40 CFB stadiums.
Kyle Field at night is somethin else!
It's going to be INSANE for the Texas game
@@callumengland6395 Texas has a habit of winning that one, at Kyle or at DKR....both loud places.
@@hufftex3015the series is pretty much even since the early 70’s when scholarship limits were introduced. Living in the past much?
@@user-tz2zz5ij1s”pretty much” who’s still on top though ;) 🤘🏾
@@user-tz2zz5ij1s Correct, since 1973 when the scholarship limits were introduced UT leads 20 wins to 19 wins for TAMU.
Great piece! You nailed it.
Born and raised in BTR & bleed purple and gold! Geaux Tigers!
But I can say, via a client’s ticket offer, I got to see VaTech vs Syracuse this last season, ‘23
Every fan should experience Enter Sandman at VaTech. IT WAS ELECTRIC, and I know electric via Baton Rouge 🐅
It feels like since the Brandon Walker stuff you don’t wanna talk about us much anymore, I promise we’re not all like that. Mississippi State definitely deserves to be an honorable mention.
Auburn and LSU and the Swamp is a great place to watch a football game
You HAVE to go to a game at Nebraska! That is one of THE LOUDEST stadiums in the country. I vividly remember looking a teammate dead in the face and not hearing a word he was saying!! It was misty that night, and the water was bouncing off of sideline equipment. This was back when they were good lol
Agreed. I worked in Elkhorn for 3 years and had a client take me to 3 Nebraska games. While it was GREAT, it doesn’t compete with Josh’s top 10. But, NU was AWESOME!
BDS is frankly just pathetically quiet, it reeks of entitlement as soon as the opposing team does basically anything positive. You can just feel the shame being cast on the team and coaches from the fans. It's like nothing I've ever seen at Tennessee or anywhere else for that matter, but will certainly improve with a new coach alone but especially if they don't make the playoff for a couple years and reset expectations/grind mentality.
They have the better stadium to make loud too, the more round shaped vertical stadiums to me are way easier to get as loud compared to some more oval ones like Neyland.
I’m an Alabama fan and you are correct. We’ve had some good games and some good streaks especially when Saban first took over but ever since the natties rolled in, it’s as you said an entitled environment with people just sitting around on their phones and stuff. This last year LSU game was actually a good one though
You need to do underrated stadiums, I’m bias but Mountaineer field when we have that “hunger” and want to win can get extremely loud and it is hard to win at night in Milan Puskar Stadium
Yeah I can vouch for WVU. Possibly the single loudest noise I have ever heard. I had the sensory overload thing happen to me. The sound was so loud I actually didn't recognize it as noise at first. Took me a second for it to register as actual sound. Almost like it hit my brain/body before it got to my ears. Although I can't compare to the other top stadiums on the list. Been to Georgia but it was a huge blowout during the day so I'm sure that quieted the crowd a lot.
@@TankZappa I have been to a sold out Penn St game, and although Mountaineer field wasn’t quite as loud, the difference was smaller than most would think
Lol put Kyle field last just to mess with the Aggies. We know we deserve to be on those lists, and this is kind of a credibility check and I was afraid my favorite commentator was about to lose some
LSU's Death Valley is the most magical place on Earth. Where else can you be surrounded by 102,321 total strangers who are also your best friends? GEAUX TIGERS 💜💛
Good to see my LSU as #1 we’re pretty rowdy and hopefully you don’t have on the wrong jersey
When in Gainesville you sort of feel a magnetic pull to the swamp. Like, you are gravitating to that stadium the whole time you're in that town. Same as Auburn really, paynes prairie magic.
I hate to say it, but I gotta admit the corn dogs’ Death Valley is the loudest
I hear that west Georgia accent when you pronounce Auburn's stadium.
Nothing beats a white out game in state college.
In 2022, Bamas' Will Anderson said Texas was the loudest crowd he had ever heard.
And that was mid day in 100 degree weather which really drains the fans. I was there and it was pretty incredible, especially considering the heat. Texas finally gets a chance to start playing some night games now that they arent in the Big 12 with FOX big noon kickoff. Clearly it's easier for fanbases to get more involved and louder at night.
I was there in the lower section of the upper bowl. There was a Bama fan right next to me and was so drained from the heat but it was incredible how loud DKR was. Never had heard it that loud but night games vs SEC teams should get the environment to be considered one of the loudest
I was there! 105,000 strong that place was SHAKING 🔥🔥
Texas can't touch A&M
@@franquil85conn 🤣🤣
Clemson’s Memorial Stadium is consistently loud. In 2007, we held the noise record for loudest CFB stadium at 133 decibels.
Not having Clemson objectively on this list is questionable. It’s also consistently ranked high in best gameday environments.
Josh, come to a night game when Clemson hosts a Top 10 or Top 15 opponent.
I’m very surprised that a Clemson fan didn’t call it Death Valley.
@@user-tz2zz5ij1s it’s the original Death Valley, that is correct. The official name is Memorial Stadium 🏟️, dedicated in 1942 to honor our fallen heroes.
Go damn VOLS! I can hear that stadium clear across the river!
DA BOOT!!!!! LSU!!!
I hope you make it out to Norman soon. I know you mentioned you hadnt been to a game there but as a diehard Sooner I would love to see where you rank OU on this list. But man, I love the Cotton bowl in October when the Red River Game is played. If there is anything better then that experience, then I gotta find that out and attend that game. its 11:30am and TEXAS STILL SUCKS!!!
I have been to LSU OLE MISS AUBURN TENNESSEE GEORGIA FLORIDA STATE And Alabama. Lsu is very loud especially when they are playing Alabama I'm not a AUBURN fan but it gets pretty loud even though OLE Miss Stadium holds alot less people but those fans love the Rebals you can quited it down if they start losing but they're is not much difference between all of them because I went to watch TENNESSEE play at Bama and you could not hear nothing but wild southern people screaming and during that game it was deafening. But at night Lsu is jumping. But they all do. The Last time I went to AUBURN playing GEORGIA and just about beat GEORGIA those people were doing everything they could to help their team beat GEORGIA. The funniest and really loud is when Alabama and AUBURN play in Tuscaloosa those people sound like they are going to get violent lol. They are all great 👍 🎉
All of the stadiums on your list are either complete bowls and/or have a roof over the stands…I say that as a credit to these teams. As a Longhorns fan, I am disappointed with our newest South Endzone renovation. We had an opportunity to close in the bowl and increase the volume in that building…instead they just built boxes where rich people can be inside not making noise.
If Rice Eccles had the same capacity as all of those it would be first
Notice that The Swamp was the first stadium mentioned that didn’t have to have it be in a specific setting, game, or time.
It’s just show up any time any game. It’ll be loud every time. That’s what separates it from the others.
Maybe relisten to what he actually says
@@greenwave819 I heard what he said buddy. Maybe you should relisten to him and then re-read my comment.
I know i went to The Swamp in 2011 for the Alabama game. Debose caught a 65 yd TD first play from scrimmage and i could feel my lungs rattling inside my chest it was so loud! The loudest I’ve ever heard. Great environment!!!
@@greenwave819 Simp
Can understand South Carolina’s Williams-Brice Stadium not being included, but when it’s a big night game AND the Gamecocks are even a decent team, it’s one of the toughest venues to play in.
Based solely on that absolutely annoying damn crow played on the PA every 7. 3 seconds
Williams-Brice is the most underrated stadium imo
Been there as as an LSU fan. It really was a great gameday atmosphere. Was even invited into 1 of the cock-a-booses. All those white towels waving as cocks enter the stadium very unique.
It’s a trailer park thats why.
So glad LSU plays at 11 for that one
Living in Australia, crowd engagement for Rugby and other sports is shameful... They have no idea how to make noise or the benefit it can have for their team. You can literally hear someone on the other side of the field talking during the game. 🙄
Then there is no tailgating, no bands, and they require cheerleaders to kneel-down and keep quite during play. Shocking!
that's because you're at a rugby union game in australia. what did you and all 11 others in attendance expect?
@@chadchadderton No, I've only been to League games. Union even have cheerleaders?
@@RoadTo19 oh sorry my bad, you and the 113 other people in attendance. Who cares about cheerleaders? They're obsolete and have no impact on the atmosphere. They're solely there as eye candy for the 87 year old's who like looking at 20 year old girls.
I used to take this guy seriously until he said he’d never been to a game in Norman.
What about Mississippi State ours is definitely loud
Kyle Field
Kyle Field was Mid when I visited for the Miami game. Virginia Tech has yall beat.
@@TCarter_88 This is my fault. I've only missed 2 games at Kyle since '95 and one was Miami due to covid. If I was there, you'd now be hearing impaired.
@@TCarter_88 you unfortunately visited probably the worst possible prime time game. Backup QB in, coming off a loss to App State, locker room turmoil, etc all happened in the 10 days prior to that. Even the best fanbases are going to go through a dip in enthusiasm when things are tailspinning that bad and that quickly
Should move up maybe 2-3 spots max…
@@TCarter_88 It all depends on which game you go to. I visited VT when A&M played them when there was a hurricane threat, and the crowd was very subdued. Not impressive as a home field advantage, but I was very happy to go there. Just like many stadiums, you have to visit Kyle Field when they play somebody like Alabama (at night). Go to the Texas game this year, then give me your opinion.
Swamp when Leroy Selmon shut down Bo Jackson. Anybody remember that?
Including Auburn is right. I was there for that @&$!(;: Prayer at Jordan-Haire bullsh*t and last year when Beck to Bowers surgically disemboweled them. It's a loud stadium.
But I've never been in a louder stadium than Sanford Stadium in the Tennesssee game in 2022 and I was in the 3rd deck. I can't imagine how loud it was at field level.
I'm genuinely curious as to what UGA's Sanford Stadium has to do to start making these lists. Close up the iconic west endzone? Hosting their biggest rival at home as opposed to neutral site would also probably help.
You would think they would start showing up on these lists given the stadium culture change and examples the last few years (that even Josh Pate talks about).
ND @ UGA was unbelievable. Incredible experience
Auburn in 2010 was insane. Went to 4 games at home that year and I can remember beating Clemson in OT how my ears went sonic. Also remember the LSU game in 2006 when we won and went to number 2 in the nation. My ears rang for 24 hours.
Just wait till Texas comes to Kyle Field Nov 30. That will be the loudest stadium you’ve ever heard
Nope
It will be, I expect it will be one of the loudest games there's ever been. It's going to get quiet there in the 4th quarter though
If you want to see a loud environment you better be in Lincoln week 2. The rumblings in the Cornhusker fanbase are already that it's gonna be loud. It is one of the most important early season tests for Nebraska this season
Pretty sure he will be in Ann Arbor for the Texas vs Michigan game
Need to come to Blacksburg Va it doesn’t disappoint
Vt vs unc 2021 was the loudest place ive ever been
I'm a alabama fan but Mississippi state gets LOUD bro. Like seriously loud. .
My top 10 stadiums for for being loud.
1 L.S.U
2 Texas A&M
3 Mississippi state
4 Georgia
5 Auburn
6 Penn state
7 Florida
8 Florida state
9 Oregon
10. Tennessee
Yeah... but it's that "cowbell" loud.
I was there for TN at GA in 2022. Watch the replay on youtube, you'll hear them talking about how insanely loud it was. TN had 8 pre-snap penalties due to the noise
I know this is about loudest stadiums, but when you have 60k+ in milan puskar stadium for a night game at WVU, it's one of the best atmospheres in all of college football. Truly an underrated gem in my (somewhat biased) opinion.The students and fanbase are called Mountaineer Maniacs for a reason! Lets Go Mountaineers!!!
I have been fortunate enough to have watched football games in all of the SEC stadiums on multiple occasions. 1997, when #1 ranked FSU came to Gainsesville to square off against #10 ranked UF, was probably the loudest atmospheres I have ever witnessed. Especially the last scoring drive when Doug Johnson of UF hit the deep ball to Jacquez Green. Immediately followed by a big Fred Taylor run to the goal line. With Taylor scoring a rushing TD to take the lead.
It was LOUD.
But UF left time on the clock and FSU was trying to drive down the field to either tie the game with a FG or possibly win the game with a TD. FSU started the drive from their own 12 yard line with about 1:45 left in the game.
That is when the crowd got LOUD LOUD.
1st down - Thad Busby runs for a short gain.
2nd down -Incomplete pass by Thad Busby.
3rd down - Thad Busby passes downfield, and it is intercepted by UF linebacker Dwayne Thomas, which seals the victory for UF.
That is when the crowd got LOUD LOUD LOUD.
Cotton Bowl for Red River Shootout is up there. Very loud and confusing at times, because of the split. Absolutely, one of the best sporting events in CFB. Took my wife who was a fan but she left a super fan and she wants to go every year now. Environment is off the charts.
take her to LSU and wait for LSU fans to chant SSTDB shell def come back every year garunteeeeeee
Kyle field need to be #1
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Gotta say I'm surprised Mississippi State didn't get on this list, never been to a game there but i imagine the cowbells are insane
Been there pretty lame tbh cowbells are just annoying
UGA literally set the record for loudest college stadium 2 years ago
There's always a glaring issue with those "records" though because they're single moment decibel readings... it doesn't take into account the game long noise. UGA had hyped up the fact they were going for the record at a certain point in the game prior, so everyone made noise at that point... same way the chiefs got their record. Loudest decibel reading isn't necessarily indicative of the best atmosphere.
Josh, Washington will only get super loud every time they play Oregon. Facts
I was in Bryant Denny last season when Texas put a whoopin on em. The stadium was real quiet that night 🤫🤣🤘🏾
it is never very loud
as was DKR the previous season. The orange half of the Rose Bowl in 09 was awfully quiet as well
@@ledgefish9841 Hits a little harder when your loss is by double digits at home and retires your coach 🤷🏾♂️
@@ledgefish9841 except Bama's own player said afterwards it was the loudest stadium he has even been in...
@@Duzypriicee to say that the texas win retired the GOAT of CFB IS truly the most stupid absurd and stupidest comment, the horns have been irrelevant for years until last year and happy to see they have a great Coach and their program is back but BAMA has been the pennical and greatest program for over a decade and NO ONE has the NATTYS and other Hardware in their trophy case than us. ..
Not even mentioning The Shoe or The Big House is a criminal offense when talking about the loudest stadiums.
Neither have been as loud as the venues I listed - been on the sideline for big games at all of them. - JP
@@LateKickwithJoshPateRight, JP! I went to Penn State last year. They were 50 percent louder than the Big House. They were all on their feet until the 4th quarter. Their halftime show was the worst ever though 😂
They aren't nearly as loud because of how they are constructed.
@@LateKickwithJoshPateyou’re wrong
Jordan Hare is absolutely not a loud stadium. Been there.. they use the stadium PA to pump up the volume. If the stadium PA was disabled… @JoshPate would not be including it.
Clemson is not as good as it used to be, The University has sold out to loud music and fancy lights crap. When they were winning NC and in the early 2000s and 2014 Louisville game were very loud games but now fans dont get into it as much as it used to wish the University would just let the fans be the environment again because we can make it the one of the loudest if not the loudest stadium in the country
The problem I have with "loudest" stadiums is that the metric is difficult to rank. If a team like Wisconsin, Penn State, Tennessee, etc. played New Mexico State, the stadium will be dead silent because half the stadium will only be filled. But when they play a rival, top five team, or a game with playoff implications, it can become extremely loud. The ranking should be the loudest stadium by game, not loudest stadium by team/program.
You got to visit Stillwater. Consistently called one of the most (or the most) difficult places to play in the conference by the players.
That’s not saying much in that conference. Even with OU and Texas still included
Willaims Brice
Only time Husky stadium has been loud in the past decade was against Oregon when both teams were undefeated.
The previous 5 matchups. You could hear a pin drop in that place.
True, but as a Duck fan who has been there, Autzen gets pretty quiet when the ducks suck too
Putting Washington over Texas for the stadiums being loud is insane. Literally after that Bama game DKR was turnt the fuck up for the rest of the season. I recommend y’all to watch the Texas Tech game. I went to that one and that was the most memorable experience ever. I’ve heard the commontors says DKR is rocking so many times this year so I’m just confused on how Husky stadium is on here when they only been hyped vs Oregon.
The Shoe was rocking in the early/mid 2000s.. night games still get rowdy but the noon games are sleepy besides vs Michigan.. I'm assuming there's a lot of older folks golf clapping at noon which I respect, but yeah the atmosphere at The Shoe can be hit or miss currently most likely due to being "spoiled" this millennium..
Ask Baker Mayfield how loud Neyland is? No competition. Go Vols!!
The Big House
The Horseshoe
The Beaver
'nough said
Oklahoma at Florida State in 2011 was uncomfortably loud. I've never experienced anything like it anywhere else. I lived in Athens during the Stafford and Moreno days. That place was whisper quiet.
I went to the auburn uga game last year and wasn’t impressed
Better Titel would be "loudest Stadium experiences by Josh Pate"
FSU not being on this list is a little crazy 😂 let’s remember that Notre Dame game a few years ago
Aggies not even that loud. Even Bama players and coaches have came into DKR and said in 2022 it was the loudest they ever heard. Even when Texas beat USC a couple years back they had the whole stadium at the end singing the Alma Mater. Whereas a lot of these fans from other teams leave the game to beat traffic.😂😂
Nothing louder than 2006 Rosebowl Texas v USC entirety of the 4th quarter
Probably should go to Iowa and Wisconsin. Iowa because the fans are practically on top of the field with little separation between the fans and the teams. Plus, the design keeps a lot of the noise in. Wisconsin because the stadium actually moves when Jump Around starts at the end of third quarter and the whole place shakes like Texas A&M. Texas and Michigan are huge but their fans are very buttoned up and the stadium designs don’t lend themselves to keeping the noise in, but even still night games at The Big House and DKR are pretty raucous by any standard. Clemson and VT’s Lane Stadium seem like big oversights and an argument could also be made for ND, Nebraska, and FSU.
wish you could have been in Donald W Reynolds stadium a few years ago when Texas came to town
Donald W Reynolds Razorback Stadium CAN get LOUD!!
That stadium is really cool how it is situated. I'm Aggie, but my best friends kid is a WR at Arkansas.
@@slickwillie97 I can’t wait until the Jerry World contract is up and we play home and home with A&M. I am ready to catch a Kyle Field game. DFW area hog fan so it would be close.
Come to Clemson at VT in Nov…and bring plugs for the 5 minute entrance. Your list will change some.
And NO to the naysayers… it’s not just about a rock song!
Great list. Now that i live out West (moved from Gainesville) I'll be going to Husky Stadium this fall
Josh, I’ve been a fan of you for a while. But Virginia Tech not being on the list is a disappointment and you should be disappointed in yourself.
I definitely feel like Mississippi State should be on that list or any list. I’m throwing out the biased. 65K+ fans ringing a metal cowbell which would double if not triple the noise that’s already in the stadium. It’s loud especially when you play an SEC team
The cowbells are the dumbest “tradition” and shouldn’t be on the list because it’s artificial noise. Thats like if I brought in speakers to play noise and called myself the loudest fan ever. No, that’s not how this works. Shit state.
UCLA being on that list is a joke. Fans need to show up for a stadium to get loud.
I’d like to see a list of JP’s most fanatical stadiums he’s been to. Where the fans might not have been as loud due to stadium construction, or being smaller, but where the student sections were the most rowdy.
I’ve been to games in Bryant Denny where it would literally be impossible for any place to be louder. 2019 LSU game was deafening
Lol
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So was LSU/bama in '22. That wasn't in bryant denny though.
Youre a bama fan so we expect you'd say that. Also it's highly unlikely youve visited a lot of these other stadiums when they also have big moment atmospheres to make such a statement/comparison.
Bama fans are soft and entitled
We are in the dog days of the "offseason" and this is what we have. For one thing, we talk about how loud stadiums are for their biggest games. I have zero problem with people putting LSU at the top of the list, but how loud was it against Georgia State & Army? That is the measure, how loud are stadiums against the average joes that come through? Then you have the fact that larger stadiums will naturally be louder than smaller stadiums because you simply have more people making noise. Also, stadiums with a lot of concrete can be louder.
On the plus side, practice starts in 6 weeks, so we will have actual football to talk about.
No shit Sherlock of course more people will be louder. And find me a stadium made of wood instead of concrete. Also find me a fan base that is equally as loud at its worst game as it is at its best. All the points you made are stupid
Clemson should be on this list
I was there for the 2021 white out game and the atmosphere was great. I must say though, the crowd noise seemed to be carried hard by the student section (not unique to PSU, it's that way for a majority of stadiums). There were a lot of old heads that were quiet. That isn't to denigrate it in the slightest, it's absolutely deserving of a top 5 spot, it's just something that I noticed.
pshh none these stadiums was like the 80s and 90s, its too corperate now and expensive and all the rowdy fans are gone
Come to Doak at night. When the warchant starts it's ominous
I think the word you meant is annoying