Loudest Stadium to play @?

[AJ91]

Playing on Heisman and I find it super challenging when you can't even read your plays and there's ?'s over your players instead of the buttons.

What's the loudest stadium to play @?

[ODogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by AJ91

Playing on Heisman and I find it super challenging when you can't even read your plays and there's ?'s over your players instead of the buttons. What's the loudest stadium to play @?

Camp Randall stadium

[huskeraddict]

Taking Nebraska to Penn State in my dynasty was the loudest crowd I've gone up against maybe in NCAA history. The crowd really was a factor in that game.

[NEOPARADIGM]

Loudest I've heard so far was Clemson, though, oddly, it was only super loud for the first handful of plays, then it kinda died out and sounded like anywhere else for the rest of the game, even though they were winning, scoring, getting TFLs, etc.

It really was much louder than what I was used to for those first few plays, though. There's definitely something in the coding where certain stadiums are louder than others, and that's rad, even if it's lacking in execution. (Where have we said that before?)

[mbergh22]

hmm loudest stadium? NONE! The crowds suck! They are not even close to being loud as they said they were.

[majesty95]

Quote: Originally Posted by mbergh22

hmm loudest stadium? NONE! The crowds suck! They are not even close to being loud as they said they were.

LOL. Sounds like someone needs to invest in a TV with better speakers. These are some of the best sounding crowds that I've seen (er heard) on any NCAA game.

[AJ91]

Just played a game @ Alabama. Me being the USC Trojans. The crowd didn't even die out. Guess cause it was a close game throughout. But it was pretty hectic at this stadium. Gonna try the other ones mentioned. Thanks

[Redacted01]

Any decent SEC school is pretty loud. Haven't played at MSU yet, but I wonder if they put in the cowbells with all the extra bells and whistles they threw in while not putting effort into advancing gameplay.