🏈 Bryant-Denny decibel record broken during win over LSU

[rick4bama]

 

[Crimson&WhiteGecko]

Yes it was... I have lost my voice since the game.

It was such a game of high's & low's. And CNS is a hell of a coach. He is the KING of half-time adjustments!

 

[64Tide]

Yes it was... I have lost my voice since the game.

It was such a game of high's & low's. And CNS is a hell of a coach. He is the KING of half-time adjustments!

Thinking some of this credit goes to K Steele. We certainly didn't adjust like this last year....

 

[TerryP]

Thinking some of this credit goes to K Steele. We certainly didn't adjust like this last year....

In the end, the defensive efficiency numbers are the same this year as they were last year. There is a different attitude. There is no difference in performance.

 

[rammerjammer]

It was loud......but I still say the second block by Mt Cody in 2009 is the loudest I remember it being.

 

[mando]

In the end, the defensive efficiency numbers are the same this year as they were last year. There is a different attitude. There is no difference in performance.

And there have been stretches of really bad D this year. 1st half against the corndogs was really bad!!!

 

[OldPlayer]

How long have they been keeping this stat?

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Neyland last year was 125+ vs bama
Lsu says they recorded 130+...

 

[mando]

Neyland last year was 125+ vs bama
Lsu says they recorded 130+...

You trust what they report in Knoxville and Baton Rouge?

 

[50+yeartidefan]

You trust what they report in Knoxville and Baton Rouge?

NO!!!

 

[Bammerboy321]

Neyland last year was 125+ vs bama
Lsu says they recorded 130+...

They're architecturally designed better to hold in noise. BDS is not, which I wish down the road they'd fix. Make the seats steeper.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

They're architecturally designed better to hold in noise. BDS is not, which I wish down the road they'd fix. Make the seats steeper.

Steeper? Closer together...???

Yicks!!!!

 

[OldPlayer]

They're architecturally designed better to hold in noise. BDS is not, which I wish down the road they'd fix. Make the seats steeper.

Neyland, Tiger Stadium, Bryant-Denny, Sanford, almost all stadiums aren’t built or designed to hold in noise. They’re designed and built based on the footprint of land available. BDS has been expanded multiple times from the initial capacity of 12,000. The expansion has resulted in many structures being demolished on three sides of what exists now. During these expansions, it would have cost much more to change the slope of the stands to retain crowd noise.

 

[SnakeDoc]

In the end, the defensive efficiency numbers are the same this year as they were last year. There is a different attitude. There is no difference in performance.

Amazing how different it feels.

 

[SnakeDoc]

How long have they been keeping this stat?

Since 1992 at least . .

During a 1992 game against Nebraska, Husky Stadium reached a level of 133.6 decibels, which remains the most noise ever recorded during a college football game.

Loudest College Football Stadiums: Top 10 Loudest CFB Stadiums

We are taking a deep dive into college football history to learn more about the 10 loudest college football stadiums still being used by teams at the FBS level.

www.wsn.com

 

[PurlJam]

Thinking some of this credit goes to K Steele. We certainly didn't adjust like this last year....

The hell you say... Pete wasn't the problem last year.

 

[Bammerboy321]

Neyland, Tiger Stadium, Bryant-Denny, Sanford, almost all stadiums aren’t built or designed to hold in noise. They’re designed and built based on the footprint of land available. BDS has been expanded multiple times from the initial capacity of 12,000. The expansion has resulted in many structures being demolished on three sides of what exists now. During these expansions, it would have cost much more to change the slope of the stands to retain crowd noise.

Maybe I worded it incorrectly. But Neyland and Death Valley are both designed better to make for a louder environment. BDS is a beautiful stadium, but I wish it was just a tad steeper to help create a louder environment. I doubt it will ever change though, as it wouldn't be cost effective.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Amazing how different it feels.

Those are numbers. Watc game. See a total difference in D

@SnakeDoc it is different. Coaching is prepared and in control

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

Maybe I worded it incorrectly. But Neyland and Death Valley are both designed better to make for a louder environment. BDS is a beautiful stadium, but I wish it was just a tad steeper to help create a louder environment. I doubt it will ever change though, as it wouldn't be cost effective.

Same issue with Coleman… that one will eventually be fixed. One of the nice things about the upper decks at BD though is the steepness… makes for a much more comfortable experience for tall people. Same for the baseline seating in Coleman.

 

[SnakeDoc]

Same issue with Coleman… that one will eventually be fixed. One of the nice things about the upper decks at BD though is the steepness… makes for a much more comfortable experience for tall people. Same for the baseline seating in Coleman.

I wish they wouldn't replace Coleman. Going to hate to see it go. Hopefully, it will be at least six more years from now.