GaTech4ever
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I think I’ve gone to every home game since 2010. The single loudest moment was definitely the Kick 6. As for the loudness the entire game, probably Clemson 2011. Didn’t go to VT 2009.
Would not say it was the loudest. Parts of the west stands had emptied out when we were down. early in the fourth......but what a finish. I was looking straight down the cross bar in the lower west to see that kick fall short.98 vs UVA
Same here2009 vs Virginia Polytech was probably the loudest I as was at.
I have to add the Florida State fumble into the endzone in 2008 as a contender to this list. I was very lucky to enroll at the beginning of the Johnson era!
I was 6 years old and my father elected to take a huge Tech fan customer of his. Cant speak from experience but the stadium held more then. My bet is the 2009 VTech game that has been mentioned. I stood nearly the whole game and had no voice after. I walked out of the stadium thinking in all my years this was special. We were so loud and Tech fans were in 85% of the seats, unlike our usual rival games that required 30% or more of our enemy to fill the seats. Special, Special.2009 Virginia Tech. I’m in the lower part of the upper level. Section 214 I think. I couldn’t hear myself yelling. Numerous times I’d stop yelling just to hear how loud it was.
It was electric that night. I’ll never forget that one.
I was lucky to be at the 2006 MD game. Flew down to ATL for a job interview on Friday.....Tech grad owner of the firm...season ticket holder on the 35 lower west. Invited me to the game on Sat. It was special. Offered me the job, the money was right, but they could not come to terms with a timeline for me to buy in. Ended up staying in MI, met my future wife 3 weeks later and now stuck here permanently.Some really really good candidates here and I'm fortunate to have been at almost all of them. 2006 Maryland always gets mentioned and I wish I would have been there.
2009 Clemson and 2003 Auburn were really loud. 2011 VPI before the punch.
My son was a High School freshman and somehow talked us into using the tickets with a teammate that had a older brother at Tech. The plan was for the boys to stay with the brother at his frat house over night. I stopped watching when Tech went down so big in the third quarter. I got a call from him telling me it was the coolest thing he had ever been a part of. As it turned out , he was one of many that were on the goal post when it came down (solidified by the game video that just happened to have the after game interview with George O directly in front of the falling post) . I received a call from a borrowed phone with my son singing To Hell With Ga in the Presidents front lawn along with everyone else,as that was the new resting place of the very large game trophy.Would not say it was the loudest. Parts of the west stands had emptied out when we were down. early in the fourth......but what a finish. I was looking straight down the cross bar in the lower west to see that kick fall short.
Sorry, this was in response to the Ala game of 1962.I was 6 years old and my father elected to take a huge Tech fan customer of his. Cant speak from experience but the stadium held more then. My bet is the 2009 VTech game that has been mentioned. I stood nearly the whole game and had no voice after. I walked out of the stadium thinking in all my years this was special. We were so loud and Tech fans were in 85% of the seats, unlike our usual rival games that required 30% or more of our enemy to fill the seats. Special, Special.
The three Atlanta United games
Not sure if you're being tongue-in-cheek here, but I would have a very hard time believing that... though I'm sure the atmosphere was great.The three Atlanta United games
I've been to multiple Atl Utd games at MBS, all wins, and while there is non-stop cheering, none have even come close to Grant Field at its loudest.The three Atlanta United games
Auburn game was great and we had a good defenseIt probably has to be a game after the expansion of the stadium in 2003. The Auburn game that season was pretty loud, as was the 2005 UGA game.