It wasn't the ABC call , but you our right sometimes the best thing to say is not a Damm thing, when watching a boxing fight just be quite when there making there ring walk , say what you have to and that's it , what makes boxing special isn't just the fight the pageantry is in there also
God lmao i played corner in college and i felt like adonis whenever i heard an “ooo” by the crowd after a play. If i was there for that i would be hyped up enough to do just about anything💀
Trailer Mashup Production “If the queen had balls she’d be king too”. I was at that game. By far, that atmosphere is the greatest show in college football.
That happened at the LSU UF game in '07 (the craziest college football season of all time; it's only fitting the wackiest college football coach would win the NC that year). Midway through the 3rd quarter, the PA announcer (Dan Borne) announced the final score of the USC Stanford game and the crowd went berserk (LSU hated USC for the AP listing them as national champs in '03). Just plays later, Tebow hit Cornelius Ingram for a long, wide open TD pass and the crowd went from crazy loud to dead silent (gave UF a 24-14 lead). To end, LSU won this game 28-24, scoring 2 touchdowns on its 2 4th quarter drives. The drives took over 10 minutes; the second was an 8+ minute, 15 play drive that included two fourth down conversions (they were 5 for 5 on the night).
As a Michigan fan I'll never forget watching this. It was the first time i was physically and emotionally intimidated by an opposing teams crowd through my own TV. Penn State represents some of the best parts of the BIG Ten and these white out games are a prime example. Kinda wish I could forget the beatdown we took that night tho...
As a michigan fan and season ticketholder, I hate our fans and how the old geezers hog up all the season tickets and sit there and are dead quiet the whole game. Why go? Literally the michigan grads from the 60s and 70s and 80s have most of the tickets. That's why the big house is kinda lame at times. They need to take the tickets away from people after a certain age. Just my opinion.
man muck fichigan but i have to agree with ya, they did ohio state super dirty with the 05 whiteout. i was genuinely not having fun listening to the crowd in happy valley and watching 100k people in a sea of white paint jumping up and down. it shook us bad, and they killed our season. much respect
@@RealUlyssesSGrant alright calm down this is a white out game. I go to PSU and the student section is lit but dont act like this is a normal every game thing
@@rolltide9547 Alabama Penn State my dad would say were always the best game every year back in the 80s. Wish Penn State still played that schedule instead of the Big Ten
@@leonscott543 they actually measure decibels at soccer games but those dont reach the same levels as this. If they recorded decibels to this crowds I would like to think this would break the world record
For the longest time, I never understood why crowd noise affected the game so much. I got that it was loud, but surely you could still make reads and go through your progressions. Then I went to the #13 LSU - #2 Georgia game of 2018 at Death Valley. Videos and broadcasts just don't do it justice. It gets so damn loud in these concave stadiums that it isn't just intimidating, it's disorienting. At one point, I genuinely had to cover my ears. It's incredible. You can't hear your own thoughts, as the noise drowns them out. You begin to understand why a wide open receiver could be completely unseen, or why a read option was completely misread. Fans have such a huge impact on the game, so much so that the die-hard culture of a team can overcome outstanding talent on any given day. Damn I love college football.
That's not a joke, either. I was at the #2 LSU - #9 Auburn game in Death Valley back in 2019. The concave of the stadium made everything so loud, my hearing started to pop, like when you make audio in an editor clip and get distorted. I could not imagine how Bo Nix felt in that stadium, man... Glad that you had that experience!
The noise at Death Valley in 89 vs Auburn was so loud it was classified as a minor earthquake on a Richter scale in one of the school buildings on campus
Alexander W. Downs the quality of play is almost just as equal in good conferences/good matchups because both college and pro ball have teams at equal levels of play. I’d argue college sports has an even more even playing field because everyone is the same age with the same amount of experience, meanwhile in pro leagues you can have veteran teams dominating young rebuilding teams. I don’t know the numbers but I imagine upsets are more prevalent in the NCAA. Just my opinion though
@@luciferscrotum And in college you have Alabama busting down the walls of Citadel, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, and Western Carolina. There's no parity among most teams. There are maybe 20 games out of the whole season that are truly competitive among the top teams? Any NFL team can beat any NFL team. That's the whole "On any given Sunday" thing.
The fact that only clocked in at 109 makes me call bullshit on Chiefs and Seahawks who claim the record at 130 something. For additional context Tennessee clocked in at 114 a few years ago. No way any stadium is 20db louder than Tennessee or Penn State
@@daveromanyshyn1170 that's probably true. But I doubt louder moments would be 20 decibel higher. And I doubt other teams are being honest when they claim to hit the 130's
Always hated playing spartie because it seemed for the longest time when we were doing well & you guys were playing bad, you would always beat us. Other times when i thought we'd lose to you, we'd end up winning. Those games always drove me crazy. I know you guys have fallen on hard times as of late but hang in there
The funny thing is that after the timeout was called, the Penn State players and COACHES were waving their hands trying to hype up the crowd even more. The noise got in the Michigan players' heads. Goes to show how much of a psychological sport football is. Also, I cud faintly hear a play by play announcer while the players and coaches were hyping up the crowd. Absolutely unreal; wish we could do this in these times. And Mo Bamba is op
I was a Junior in the student section during this game, man this is great stuff to look back on. Still gives me chills thinking about the community and energy Penn State has especially on Saturdays. Miss it more and more everyday.
This was my first whiteout experience. Been to a Bama games vs a ranked Texas A&M, no comparison. Penn state simply has the best atmosphere in college football
I get chills everytime I watch this. Relive the moment when I was part of the crowd and how crazy it actually was. To anyone considering going to a white out game, go. It should be a bucket list item for everyone
Flashtaeo yes we should’ve won. It hurts even more because I was there... but we also could’ve done things better. Like not rough the kicker when we’re up a score
Easily one of the best venues to be at even as a visiting fan. Got to go for the first time in 2010 when my Spartans played in Happy Valley. Just incredible.
Definitely one of the most iconic cfb moments of the 2010’s. A stadium and atmosphere so intimidating and so loud it causes the opponent to get a delay of game O.o
I remember being at that game and thinking to myself, this is a moment I’ll remember forever. The roar of the crowd and the mass of humanity in one place was unbelievable. Go Lions! WE ARE!!!!
I have no affiliation/am a fan of either team. But every time I watch this, every time I see Michigan call that timeout and a stadium that couldn’t possibly get louder erupts into an even heavier roar: Chills, every. damn. time. This video depicts college football at its absolute finest.
I’m a student and I was sitting in the S-Zone. I will never forget that moment when someone behind me said “He can’t hear us!” That moment will stay in my head forever. We are
College games are amazing. I was lucky enough to go on the field for the first drive of the Auburn vs Florida game and oh my were my ears ringing. Greatest experience ever
You would have to come dressed in white., even if it is just for three hours. I had a North Carolina State (not comparable to LSU but you get the point) friend come up. He fit right in wearing white and yelling along with the other 110k of us.
Man I love Penn State so much and my favorite part was when ever the student section started throwing people up in the air it gives me chills just to watch.
Yeah back before they did improvements to the stadium at Williams Brice Stadium in Columbia, SC when we would go watch the Gamecocks play they'd get the sandstorm and the towels going before kickoff and the whole stadium would sway back and forth.... it was deafening. College football is incredible.
I'm a BYU fan, and I went to the Wisconsin game last year, when they started doing jump around, the ground under started to shake, and we were sitting at the top of the nosebleeds, I looked down at the parking lot, I could feel everything swaying and shaking, I was legitimately anxious.
Watch this at full volume, I wasn’t at this game so I don’t actually know what it was like to be there, but I think full volume is as close you get to actually being there for that game.
Here after all the NCAA 25 videos 😂. Didn’t know this was a real Penn State game. It’s so loud, they had to call timeout, which then hyped the crowd to get even louder🔥
I think I speak for every fellow penn state fan when I say this. A whiteout is the best game in college football. I never been to one but that’s on my bucket list for the future
Ok, for reference, the sound system blasting Mo Bamba at full levels, is usually a bit hard on the ears.. you can barely hear that faint beat underneath the cheers of 110,000 of our closest friends. It was every bit as epic as all this, and impossibly loud, it actually got a bit louder after his first clap, when we realized what was happening and dared to hope against hope that we would cost hated michigan a down. WE ARE
Yea, idk how that makes sense, the only thing I can think of is maybe some people weren't paying attention or into it yet, but once they saw them call a timeout...
@@Zeta-vb2xh What do you consider a real program besides Bama? And do you believe program relevance dictates how noisy a stadium can be? Please elaborate.
I just know that qb saw them squiggly lines across the routes🤣
Bro only the og's know that one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmfaoooooo
💀😂
@@prolific4832 yep NCAA football
I was there too. Not having a voice for a day or 2 was a worthy sacrifice.
Yeah y’all team would have got clapped otherwise
you are an epic penn stater 😈
@Oodibigah We were up 21-0 in said game though.
I was there too! I couldn’t talk for almost a week!!!!!😂 #WEARE💙🤍🏈
Haha mine was decent after Michigan. After the Cotton Bowl, though, I couldn't talk for a good 3 days or so.
Imagine being a 5 star freshman OL from Hawaii. You’ve never seen more than 1,000 people in one place and your first start is here 😂
Lmao I live and Hawaii and go to Aloha stadium sometimes bro its interesting but nothing compared to this
Lol, since when is Hawaii Antarctica?
@@yourplug4399 same
5 stars won’t come from Hawaii but that must be scary
@@joshholzinger13 have you never seen the huge and insanely strong Polynesians that come out of here
The insane crowds noise combined with the blasting of Mo Bamba gave me chills lol
emulationStation same and I’m an Iowa fan
Same here lolllllll
@@trejones6724 Fuck Iowa.....bunch of hillbilly Trumpers
thesmartoneification bruh I don’t know one hill billy and I live in Iowa wyo
@@thesmartoneification you’re unstable
When the announcers say nothing and let the crowd do the talking…. Goosebumps
this wasn't commentary it was a drone camera the whole game
@@usertheworm no there was commentary, Foranzo is right
No this was an alternate broadcast, they had one with normal ESPN commentary
@@northeastcorridorrailfan6732 Again this was an alternate broadcast which was just the flying drone without anyone talking
It wasn't the ABC call , but you our right sometimes the best thing to say is not a Damm thing, when watching a boxing fight just be quite when there making there ring walk , say what you have to and that's it , what makes boxing special isn't just the fight the pageantry is in there also
Imagine being a psu defensive player the adrenaline u must have is unreal
I would feel like I could run through a brick wall if I was there lol
Look at the players and coaches tryna hype up the crowd after the timeout call.
Man foreal , I wanna smack someone now lol
God lmao i played corner in college and i felt like adonis whenever i heard an “ooo” by the crowd after a play. If i was there for that i would be hyped up enough to do just about anything💀
The dream
In my opinion, this is one of the greatest moments in college football history.
that’s the dumbest thing i’ve ever heard.
@@matthewjohnson2433 LOL
It's definitely one the best non-plays in college football history
One of the greatest moments in college football history? Might be a bit of an overstatement in my opinion
Doesnt come close to Kick 6
Imagine how quiet it would get if Michigan threw a deep ball for the touchdown the very first play
Ahaha "if"
Probably as quiet as the Big House is on the regular
Trailer Mashup Production “If the queen had balls she’d be king too”. I was at that game. By far, that atmosphere is the greatest show in college football.
You could hear a pin drop onto a pillow. Too bad it would never happen.
That happened at the LSU UF game in '07 (the craziest college football season of all time; it's only fitting the wackiest college football coach would win the NC that year). Midway through the 3rd quarter, the PA announcer (Dan Borne) announced the final score of the USC Stanford game and the crowd went berserk (LSU hated USC for the AP listing them as national champs in '03). Just plays later, Tebow hit Cornelius Ingram for a long, wide open TD pass and the crowd went from crazy loud to dead silent (gave UF a 24-14 lead).
To end, LSU won this game 28-24, scoring 2 touchdowns on its 2 4th quarter drives. The drives took over 10 minutes; the second was an 8+ minute, 15 play drive that included two fourth down conversions (they were 5 for 5 on the night).
The white out is good for about a 14 point cushion. Typically takes a quarter or two for the opposing team to settle down.
samxyx this is major facts. Then they start running screens and torch PSU
Except when Ohio State comes to town
Alex ???? last time Ohio state went there Penn st had a big lead like the guy said.
Ummmm, they are below .500 in white outs at home.
@@wjatube They're 8-8 which in the grand scheme isn't bad saying its always the best team they play at home that gets the white out
You can’t even hear the ref explaining the penalty.
It was a timeout
ApeHead lol no they didn’t it was a timeout
@@SliceofBread123 it said it was a flag on the right, but michigan called a timeout.
🤡it was a timeout
It was a timeout but all the refs couldn't hear it and threw a flag for delay of game. The penalty never went through.
As a Michigan fan I'll never forget watching this. It was the first time i was physically and emotionally intimidated by an opposing teams crowd through my own TV. Penn State represents some of the best parts of the BIG Ten and these white out games are a prime example. Kinda wish I could forget the beatdown we took that night tho...
Much respect to you being honest
Yup, when they get hype.........ur screwed
Their like bama when their hype
As a michigan fan and season ticketholder, I hate our fans and how the old geezers hog up all the season tickets and sit there and are dead quiet the whole game. Why go? Literally the michigan grads from the 60s and 70s and 80s have most of the tickets. That's why the big house is kinda lame at times. They need to take the tickets away from people after a certain age. Just my opinion.
@@jcelldogs lol
man muck fichigan but i have to agree with ya, they did ohio state super dirty with the 05 whiteout. i was genuinely not having fun listening to the crowd in happy valley and watching 100k people in a sea of white paint jumping up and down. it shook us bad, and they killed our season. much respect
Imagine the noise if:
First play... *Pick Six*.
Probs would cause an earthquake
@@carlwheezer6321 they would feel it in Ann Arbor
Now imagine being there, in the student section. There’s just nothing else like it.
The Real Ulysses S. Grant except maybe having a team that wins national titles.
Roger Hoke stfu lmao
Roger Hoke I’d rather have this experience every game than win a natty you bumbling fuck
@@RealUlyssesSGrant alright calm down this is a white out game. I go to PSU and the student section is lit but dont act like this is a normal every game thing
NRNT 12 of course it’s not whiteout preparation every game but there’s a reason we’re the best student section in college football.
the camera angle, the crowd, the music. epic moment in sports history
I am a Buckeye fan but damn this is one of the coolest stadiums when it's jam-packed. I would love to see some SEC teams come up north and play ball.
Auburn @ PSU 2021! Should be fun!
BPW IM it will be crazy hyped especially with this year not allowing any fans that will be the first big game of the season
Alabama beat them regularly at Happy Valley.
@@rolltide9547 Alabama Penn State my dad would say were always the best game every year back in the 80s. Wish Penn State still played that schedule instead of the Big Ten
Auburn vs Psu
this has to be the loudest i’ve ever seen a crowd in any sport, absolutely incredible
Yeah in the USA possibly. But this has nothing on pretty much any major soccer game overseas. Those games are like freaking riots 🤣🤣
@@leonscott543 they actually measure decibels at soccer games but those dont reach the same levels as this. If they recorded decibels to this crowds I would like to think this would break the world record
@@collinmorrison7707 the football stadiums were trying to beat the decibel record, soccer stadiums just chant
@@leonscott543 imagine being European or non American and your pro sports have smaller stadiums and quite fans than American college stadiums LOL
@@dementiajoe5613 Americans hearing about a concept called "small cities" for the first time 😲
For the longest time, I never understood why crowd noise affected the game so much. I got that it was loud, but surely you could still make reads and go through your progressions.
Then I went to the #13 LSU - #2 Georgia game of 2018 at Death Valley. Videos and broadcasts just don't do it justice. It gets so damn loud in these concave stadiums that it isn't just intimidating, it's disorienting. At one point, I genuinely had to cover my ears. It's incredible. You can't hear your own thoughts, as the noise drowns them out. You begin to understand why a wide open receiver could be completely unseen, or why a read option was completely misread. Fans have such a huge impact on the game, so much so that the die-hard culture of a team can overcome outstanding talent on any given day. Damn I love college football.
This was a W comment 💯
That's not a joke, either. I was at the #2 LSU - #9 Auburn game in Death Valley back in 2019. The concave of the stadium made everything so loud, my hearing started to pop, like when you make audio in an editor clip and get distorted. I could not imagine how Bo Nix felt in that stadium, man... Glad that you had that experience!
The noise at Death Valley in 89 vs Auburn was so loud it was classified as a minor earthquake on a Richter scale in one of the school buildings on campus
This single 43 second video is why college football will ALWAYS be better than the NFL
fr i enjoy college ball why more it’s just the whole vibe of it
Sure, we can sacrifice quality of play for atmosphere.
Alexander W. Downs the quality of play is almost just as equal in good conferences/good matchups because both college and pro ball have teams at equal levels of play. I’d argue college sports has an even more even playing field because everyone is the same age with the same amount of experience, meanwhile in pro leagues you can have veteran teams dominating young rebuilding teams. I don’t know the numbers but I imagine upsets are more prevalent in the NCAA. Just my opinion though
@@luciferscrotum And in college you have Alabama busting down the walls of Citadel, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, and Western Carolina. There's no parity among most teams. There are maybe 20 games out of the whole season that are truly competitive among the top teams? Any NFL team can beat any NFL team. That's the whole "On any given Sunday" thing.
Ken Masters sure, but that’s expected when you have dozens of teams in a league. With more teams, there’s a bigger sample size for unmatched games
I got 109 decibels on my watch. My ears were ringing after the game and I had no voice!
Dave Romanyshyn Damn that’s louder than some indoor stadiums
The fact that only clocked in at 109 makes me call bullshit on Chiefs and Seahawks who claim the record at 130 something. For additional context Tennessee clocked in at 114 a few years ago. No way any stadium is 20db louder than Tennessee or Penn State
L J I only got that at this specific moment, plus it was only on an apple watch. I'm sure there were louder moments.
@@daveromanyshyn1170 that's probably true. But I doubt louder moments would be 20 decibel higher. And I doubt other teams are being honest when they claim to hit the 130's
L J I agree. 130 dB would make you deaf!
As a Ohio state fan I get anxiety when we have to play there
Chris it’s an intimidation factor
Lol
Thank you for being truthful and admitting it
As a Penn State fan, I get anxiety when we play the Buckeyes, if that’s any consolation.
@@teddyvincent4833 was thinking the exact same thing
the way they managed to get louder after the timeout is insane☠️
Holy shit I love America
To think this won’t be a possibility this year is insanity to me..
Yep it’s gone and quite heartbreaking
They announced there playing again today
BxB Salmon pretty sure 100K aren’t gonna be in the stands
I don’t think Penn State was gonna have that many fans with the season they’ve been having, man
@@andygygi5135 hey we went 4 and 0 in the last 4 games
It’s amazing how much louder it gets after the timeout. Greatest experience in sports. Nothing else like it.
Coming from a Spartans fan this is why I respect Penn state so much and love win we play them
Always hated playing spartie because it seemed for the longest time when we were doing well & you guys were playing bad, you would always beat us. Other times when i thought we'd lose to you, we'd end up winning. Those games always drove me crazy. I know you guys have fallen on hard times as of late but hang in there
Huge respect from Sweden
Damn that’s intimidating as hell being the visiting team.
id be shitting bricks
They only made it louder with that timeout
@@Polamalu_ they had to call a timeout or it would have been a delay of game
The funny thing is that after the timeout was called, the Penn State players and COACHES were waving their hands trying to hype up the crowd even more. The noise got in the Michigan players' heads. Goes to show how much of a psychological sport football is.
Also, I cud faintly hear a play by play announcer while the players and coaches were hyping up the crowd.
Absolutely unreal; wish we could do this in these times.
And Mo Bamba is op
this better be on NCAA 25. my screen better be shaking!!!
they finna let us all down 😔
It is confirmed 🔥🔥🔥
Just confirmed
Screen, remote and routes will be shaking. Players will get rattled.
ITS IN THE GAME HOLY CRAP AHAHAHA🎉
I was a Junior in the student section during this game, man this is great stuff to look back on. Still gives me chills thinking about the community and energy Penn State has especially on Saturdays. Miss it more and more everyday.
This was my sophomore year and it’s easily my greatest Psu football moment as a student.
This was my first whiteout experience. Been to a Bama games vs a ranked Texas A&M, no comparison. Penn state simply has the best atmosphere in college football
Been to both too. Several times. Kyle field is better.
I'm a Michigan fan and this is one of my favorite college memories I have a lot of respect for Penn state fans just for this reason
I get chills everytime I watch this. Relive the moment when I was part of the crowd and how crazy it actually was. To anyone considering going to a white out game, go. It should be a bucket list item for everyone
I remember this game vividly. I've never been more freighted as a Michigan fan 😭
Coming from an Ohio St fan... this is awesome
Your loss to Clemson was awesome
SnupeDawg Internet Troll usually I’d be offended but your an internet troll lol
SnupeDawg Internet Troll I know your a internet troll but you know osu should’ve won. Those called back tds were cheese.
Flashtaeo yes we should’ve won. It hurts even more because I was there... but we also could’ve done things better. Like not rough the kicker when we’re up a score
Rob Jones yeah it was just stupid shit y’all did on defense that made you lose to us
Easily one of the best venues to be at even as a visiting fan. Got to go for the first time in 2010 when my Spartans played in Happy Valley. Just incredible.
As a Michigan fan, going to my first away game, I couldn’t believe that happened before the first snap… insane atmosphere
Definitely one of the most iconic cfb moments of the 2010’s. A stadium and atmosphere so intimidating and so loud it causes the opponent to get a delay of game O.o
I remember being at that game and thinking to myself, this is a moment I’ll remember forever. The roar of the crowd and the mass of humanity in one place was unbelievable. Go Lions! WE ARE!!!!
PENN STATE!!!!
This bout to be every stadium when sports fully comeback
I have no affiliation/am a fan of either team. But every time I watch this, every time I see Michigan call that timeout and a stadium that couldn’t possibly get louder erupts into an even heavier roar: Chills, every. damn. time. This video depicts college football at its absolute finest.
That's so sick. Penn state sports have the best atmosphere in the world. Unbelievable
"wE ArE PenN STATe!"
Shouldn’t even have a football program anymore. Fuck PSU (Pedophile State University)
Ethan Fink just their football. Basketball atmosphere is pitiful
Except if you’re a 12 year old boy
By "best" atmosphere I presume you mean optimized for child molesters.
I’m a student and I was sitting in the S-Zone. I will never forget that moment when someone behind me said “He can’t hear us!” That moment will stay in my head forever. We are
Penn States fans are electric, South Carolina fan here
I’m not even a Penn State fan but one of these days imma make my way up there for a game like this
Pretty much just go when they play Ohio State at Happy Valley. Guranteed a whiteout
College games are amazing. I was lucky enough to go on the field for the first drive of the Auburn vs Florida game and oh my were my ears ringing. Greatest experience ever
Michigan becomes the 3rd team to have blown a timeout before the game even started in 2019
I was there, first PSU game. Greatest live game experience to date. Nothing like it. This got me hyped all over again.
The craziest part is how it gets even louder after the timeout
Definitely louder than LSU
I don’t know man some SEC stadiums get crazy loud also.
This was my first time going to a penn state game. What an incredible experience
No commentary is so nice. I loved the format of this game.
It’s beautiful I’ve listened to it 100 times
IM a badgers fan and I have goosebumps watching this. Incredible atmosphere
Somehow the NCAA 25 news brought me back here!
I'm a huge buckeye fan, but I hope one day I'll get to go to a whiteout game! They're incredible!
LSU fan here, but this is so sick! On the bucket list for sure. Well done guys!
You would have to come dressed in white., even if it is just for three hours. I had a North Carolina State (not comparable to LSU but you get the point) friend come up. He fit right in wearing white and yelling along with the other 110k of us.
Auburn fan…When we went there week 3 (whiteout), it felt like my ears popped just like if I was on the plane headed there.
still gives me chills to this day. wish i was still there
Man I love Penn State so much and my favorite part was when ever the student section started throwing people up in the air it gives me chills just to watch.
I’m a Michigan fan and I love this. Nothing better than college football.
I'm a michigan fan but god this atmosphere is amazing. Respect to penn state
Yeah back before they did improvements to the stadium at Williams Brice Stadium in Columbia, SC when we would go watch the Gamecocks play they'd get the sandstorm and the towels going before kickoff and the whole stadium would sway back and forth.... it was deafening. College football is incredible.
Hahahahahahaha
I'm a BYU fan, and I went to the Wisconsin game last year, when they started doing jump around, the ground under started to shake, and we were sitting at the top of the nosebleeds, I looked down at the parking lot, I could feel everything swaying and shaking, I was legitimately anxious.
I get chills Everytime I watch this
Watch this at full volume, I wasn’t at this game so I don’t actually know what it was like to be there, but I think full volume is as close you get to actually being there for that game.
Wow, not gonna lie. That's intimidating
If you listen to it with headphones on full volume that’s what it sounded like
Are you sure before I do it I'm kinda scared lol
@@caleblovesgod6649 Do It!
@@charliereffett9127 ok bro...
@@charliereffett9127 will it hurt my ears
@@caleblovesgod6649 how was it lol
I was at that game, it was one of the best experiences of my life.
want a cookie?
Here after all the NCAA 25 videos 😂. Didn’t know this was a real Penn State game. It’s so loud, they had to call timeout, which then hyped the crowd to get even louder🔥
If I’m a O-Lineman I’m like…Cool, it’s just Micah parsons bouncing around like Ali in his prime, also I can’t hear myself think
I think I speak for every fellow penn state fan when I say this. A whiteout is the best game in college football. I never been to one but that’s on my bucket list for the future
that gave me chills. can you imagine LIVE 👀 the most exciting non action highlight clip in college football history!
Mo Bamba Classic 🔥🔥
I'm a Buckeye fan and I wish the Shoe would be like this. Such an intimidating atmosphere!
Ok, for reference, the sound system blasting Mo Bamba at full levels, is usually a bit hard on the ears.. you can barely hear that faint beat underneath the cheers of 110,000 of our closest friends. It was every bit as epic as all this, and impossibly loud, it actually got a bit louder after his first clap, when we realized what was happening and dared to hope against hope that we would cost hated michigan a down. WE ARE
almost forgot to watch this today
Same.
as a WVU fan i CANT WAIT to come here for my first time ever in 2023!
Mo Bamba getting blasted during this was awesome!!!
Most insane thing I’ve ever witnesed
Check out aviici. He DJed at the thon one year. Type in psu zombieland. 10 seconds in it just explodes
THIS EXACT SITUATION POPS UP IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL 25 NOW AHAHA 🎉
Gets me fired up every time!!!!
This was lit asf. Penn State’s environment is elite, much respect to you guys.
Man I’m a Michigan fan but seeing a crowd this electric just gets me hyped
Crowd noise...you really don’t truly appreciate it until it’s gone
this still gives me absolute chills
Don’t follow college like that but this is probably enough to make me a fan. Gave me chills .
Somehow gets louder when the whistle is blown
Yea, idk how that makes sense, the only thing I can think of is maybe some people weren't paying attention or into it yet, but once they saw them call a timeout...
We don’t realize how good we had it “back in the day” 🤦🏽♂️
What song is that?
@@newportninja245 sheck wes, mo mamba
It’s so beautiful hearing that crowd🥺
Raised in Pennsylvania my whole life. Nothing like Pennsylvania passion!
You can’t even hear the commentary team
H.dukes 95 😐
They are being quiet so viewers can enjoy the moment
Bleenk yea it’s great
It’s because he got the clip from sky cam. Search up Psu vs Michigan skycam then I will see what I am talking about
I was there! You can hear me I’m the one yelling OOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chills everytime I watch this.
Chills every time
I can't wait for Auburn to go there in 2 years
It should be interesting depending on what both teams look like
This September it’s crazy that Auburn has to play in that
Shea Patterson is a football genius
Lol
I guess that’s why he chocked in the second half against Ohio state right
@@christiansmith3053 or like how you "chocked" editing your comment 😂
Literally gives me chills
arguably best non-play in cfb , crazy atmosphere
I miss this version of life.
That place is insane... best CFB atmosphere in the country hands down.!!!
You know, I used to think LSU, but i think Penn State has overtaken them. This is unreal.
@@shaunm4208 I disagree.
@@blake7871 ? LSU is way down the list in terms of noise. I'd rather play in a real programs stadium like Bama.
@@Zeta-vb2xh What do you consider a real program besides Bama? And do you believe program relevance dictates how noisy a stadium can be? Please elaborate.
I'm a Notre Dame fan and I get goosebumps watching this
Goosebumps everytime