From OutKick · Zach Dean · · 1m 10s
Vols fans set noise record, terrify Alabama's coach
Tennessee fans break college football decibel record, shocking Alabama's Kalen DeBoer.
In brief
Tennessee fans break college football decibel record, shocking Alabama's Kalen DeBoer. Tennessee Volunteers fans set a college football decibel record of 130.3 during a game against Alabama, causing coach Kalen DeBoer to see ghosts in the fourth quarter. Originally reported by OutKick.
Tennessee fans break decibel record
Tennessee Volunteers fans set a college football decibel record of 130.3 during a game against Alabama on Oct. 17, 2026.
Alabama coach sees ghosts
Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer reportedly saw ghosts during the fourth quarter of the game at Neyland Stadium.
Record verified by officials
The Vols' third-down sack sequence on Oct. 17, 2026, was scientifically verified at 130.3 decibels.
DeBoer's reaction
DeBoer's performance was reportedly affected by the noise, leading to a false start penalty against Alabama.
Halloween costume
Tiffani Amber Thiessen tested her Halloween costume during the game.
Danica Patrick campaign
Danica Patrick joined the Trump campaign trail, sharing her enthusiasm for the former president's sports interests.
Halloween prank
A Tucson student ran onto the field dressed as a referee during a game, causing a brief distraction.
What matters most
Tennessee Volunteers fans set a college football decibel record of 130.3 during a game against Alabama, causing coach Kalen DeBoer to see ghosts in the fourth quarter.
