Welp, it's official, last night's game set a noise record for Neyland...

[VOLveeta]

http://www.tennessean.com/story/sports/college/ut/volsinsider/2015/09/12/tennessee-vols-neyland-stadium-oklahoma-sooners-noise-record/72174338/

[murfvol]

I have my suspicions about that, but it's a great marketing piece. I shall draw a pair of earplugs on a brick.

[TheRealOrange]

I have my suspicions about that, but it's a great marketing piece. I shall draw a pair of earplugs on a brick.

I don't have much doubt.  It was as loud or louder than I have ever heard it, and I've been going to games there since the early 70s.  Scoring the late TD against Georgia in a game the Vols later lost after Fulmer's pooch kick decision was probably the loudest single moment I ever recall, and I think last night exceeded it.  It was also the most sustained noise in any game I've been to at Neyland since Florida in 1998.  I'm not sure when they started measuring decibel levels, but the crowd was extremely impressive last night. 

[BanditVol]

I don't have much doubt.  It was as loud or louder than I have ever heard it, and I've been going to games there since the early 70s.  Scoring the late TD against Georgia in a game the Vols later lost after Fulmer's pooch kick decision was probably the loudest single moment I ever recall, and I think last night exceeded it.  It was also the most sustained noise in any game I've been to at Neyland since Florida in 1998.  I'm not sure when they started measuring decibel levels, but the crowd was extremely impressive last night.  

It's the loudest I've heard since florida 1998. The chorus of rocky top after our second td was special. It kind of rang or reverberated very nicely in my part of the stadium.

I only hope we have more nice moments like that in the future that actually hold up.

[Tnphil]

Wasn't there last night but I started going to games there in 1958. I've heard it loud before...so loud you couldn't hear what the person next to you was saying even if they were shouting.

[HerbTarlekVol]

So, does that mean we claim another national championship like Alabama would?