I went to my first game in 1960 as a 11 year old, a 7-6 win over Miss St, and was awestruck. I wondered if the crowd was as loud a year earlier when Billy Cannon made his punt return. I have been since to virtually every game cited on this thread. What I can tell you is that they are a series of very intense experiences that are unforgettable, each different in a certain way. I was in the room when my son and later my daughter were born. These are all as riveting as it gets. I got once to be on the LSU sidelines to photograph a game against Auburn. It's worth saying that however loud you think it is in the seats it is much louder on the field where every voice in the stadium is projecting toward you.

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Posted by TheDeathValley

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Posted on 11/8/22 at 1:38 pm to lsudave1

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I agree but Taylor's TD and also his 2pt conversion were equally as loud if not louder to me and I was at both as well. I really do believe Saturday was the loudest I've ever heard TS and I didn't think that was possible after the 2012 Bama game.

I'll say I think 2022 was more sustained

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Posted by HEtiger

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Posted on 11/8/22 at 1:42 pm to TheDeathValley

1979 USC (loss) for me too. This was the loudest win though.

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Posted by salty1

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Posted on 11/8/22 at 1:50 pm to jacquespene8

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Many fans would argue that dying in a rubble of Tiger Stadium collapse due to a monumental victory would be a great way to go.

Was just about to post this same thought. Trust me, there’s worse ways to go out. Also, it would the the only way I’d have a chance of my name being on a statue outside TS. I’ll take that honor…LOL.

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