Sucks to be you. Go up to UNT since you're in Dallas. Them niggas get *smashed* and are loud all game long. I went there before transferring to UT, some of the best parties and women ever.
Sucks to be you. Go up to UNT since you're in Dallas. Them niggas get *smashed* and are loud all game long. I went there before transferring to UT, some of the best parties and women ever.
my Grandpa and my parents have had season tickets to Texas Stadium for 30 years, same seats. and ive been to way too many games to remember but yeah the stadium is pretty quiet... for a fucking stadium
Also, Bank of America Stadium (located in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA) has the 8th highest capacity in the NFL.
Where are you going that has 2x that capacity?
Edit: You're also a fucking idiot for assuming I've lived in NC my entire life and have never been to any college/professional sports games anywhere else.
UNT is a liberal arts school, which means shitload of hot bitches. my ex goes there, parties 24/7
Zilla took all the duffs and fat bitches Stephen F. could put out.
Big gurls need love too!
Who's got the hottest cheerleaders this year guys?
Loudest pro game I've ever been to was Dallas Stars games in old Reunion Arena during the Stanley Cup run in 1999 and when we lost the Cup in 2000. Everyone was basically on top of the rink with how the stadium was built, sound bounced off the walls, and everyone was loud as hell.
Then they moved to the American Airlines center, spread shit out and the place is about half as loud now. Still though, Mavs and Stars games are far louder than Cowboy games IMO.
Loudest college game I was ever at was ND/USC at ND in 2005. That was back when I worked for the team, so I was on the sidelines. My ears were ringing the whole time and well after the game. Unfortunately though, you could hear a pin drop when Bush shoved Leinart's ballroom dancing 101 ass in the endzone.
College stadiums are generally much much larger than NFL stadiums as far as capacity goes. And as far as college stadiums are concerned, Tennessee is the coup de gras of college stadiums.
Anyway, as far as NFL stadiums are concerned, the old Indi stadium was nuts...however, beings as this hasn't been mentioned and it's probably in the top 3...Arrowhead pond. A lot of it is by design. It's one of the last stadiums where the fans are practically on the field.
Ugh. Colts and Pats cheerleaders are kinda' broken this year <.<
Penn state actually takes #1 capacity wise with 107k+.
Beaver Stadium 107,282 State College Flag of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Penn State Nittany Lions [1]
Michigan Stadium 106,201 Ann Arbor Flag of Michigan Michigan Michigan Wolverines [2]
Ohio Stadium 102,329 Columbus Flag of Ohio Ohio Ohio State Buckeyes [3]
Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119 Austin Flag of Texas Texas Texas Longhorns [4]
Neyland Stadium 100,011 Knoxville Flag of Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Volunteers [5]
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I was a music major myself, heh. FUCK THE AGGIES. I had a blast in Denton, though. Cheap beer, good women, close to Dallas/Forth Worth... good times. Joined my fraternity, got wasted, yadda yadda, you know the drill.
I don't know where you got those numbers, but I could have swore that Neyland has hit, like, 110,000 people.
Edit:
Eh, according to wiki they added some club seats or some shit and brought the capacity down. The Neyland record is 109,xxx. They also average over 105,000 fans. I guess capacity is a fluid number.