Believe it or not, Tennessee’s 26-10 win over Alabama on Saturday was the Vols’ largest margin of victory over the Crimson Tide since 1998. By the third quarter of that big win, Neyland Stadium was partying like that legendary year too.
On Tuesday, the University of Tennessee announced that it recorded a record decibel level at Neyland during the win over Alabama. The stadium reached a peak of 130.3 decibels at the 3:56 mark of the third quarter after a second-down sack of Alabama QB Keelon Russell set up a big third down. The crowd noise was so loud that it contributed to an ensuing delay of game penalty…