So this video has made me discover how amazing the combination of the sky-cam angle WITH no ESPN commentators garbling down your ear. I'd love to watch all football games like this.
I was there and when that happened, listen to the recording, we got even louder. Up to then we were just super hyped up but after, we realized that we could play a part in the outcome. Took it up to 11.
It's part of the game and it's called the home field advantage. What is uncool is when an NFL team would pump fan noise through the speakers to interfere with the visiting team. Or when the Giants would open large doors at the end zone when the opposing team was attempting a FG, hoping the extra wind would result in a miss. That is just wrong.
@@rootintootinpootin880this and apparently many more. Can’t wait to hear Country Roads at full volume. Wish they’d add in an Eat Shit Pitt chant but we all know that ain’t happening 😅😂
Yep. We were just really hyped until that happened. Once we realized we could affect the course of the game we went insane. We had also been getting hammered all day long in the lots.
@@EnterTheFlight Do you have eyes??? There was NO PENALTY. Michigan called timeout before it could happen. This op was just too blind or high to notice. lol.
@@killionaire6891 still thats why kids go to michigan , they want to play the best and beat the best at their home stadiums, just like the piston bad boys !!
@@waltermeerschaertyeah from other teams fans taking over the stadium. Up until the last few yrs that stadiumn was over run with the visitors fans. We call it c-bus of the north
Do you think I should play road to glory ( my player) or dynasty with penn state just because of mo Bamba? It seems so hype, but some guy put them in c tier for a dynasty team rankings vid so idk what to do
@@iwantanapple1848NFL stadiums are much smaller in capacity compared to college. NY Metflife holds 82k while there are over a dozen college stadiums that hold 100k+. Also the loudest decibels reading for a football game was in college not the nfl
This was my first whiteout. Literally gives you goosebumps in person. By the time the game ended I was speechless from what I had witnessed and I vowed to buy whiteout tickets every single year for the rest of my life. Can't wait for this year's game vs. the Golden Gophers.
@@nickromano7464 Yes! I remember that. You always have a small hope that your team can make the playoffs if they go undefeated , (the Badgers almost did it a few years back) your hope can crash in just one game. But that Penn game was my favorite game from last year even though we lost.
Visitors are shown fine Paterno inspired hospitality. Sportsmanship, but also no holds barred rivalry :) . Lotta respect for the history, and if you look at the court docs, the story is not what the media wishes it were.
You don't attend many Michigan road games, do you? Try Columbus some time. You'll feel real hatred there. The real thing. They don't kid around with piped in music in Columbus.
Wasn't at this game, but I was at the Auburn whiteout. Seeing it on a TV and watching it in person are 2 completely different things. The raw power in that stadium is unreal. It's so loud that it's quiet, because you literally can't hear anything. As a Penn State student, I never really understood why all these fans were so die-hard with their support for that team, Until that moment. In that moment, I realized what it was. It's something unexplainable. A bond shared by nearly 110,000 people all screaming at the top of their lungs. It's by far one of the greatest experiences of my life, and I can't wait to go back and witness it again this October against Minnesota
Good God. As a former Illini fan, you make me want to go to a whiteout game. Need a good college ncaa football experience because the Illini have nothing.
Intimidating how? I'm a Michigan ALUM and I know we've beaten them 3 times straight. We are the national champions. What the F is there to be intimidated by?
White outs work so well because the opposing team can actually SEE every fan cheering against them. It's like the hosility goes from the front row up to infinity and beyond
@@MidwestFarmToys this team was good that year lol they lost like only two so I’m pretty sure they won that game plus Michigan aint so good themselves and weren’t… so yeah
Because the NFL product in terms of football is better. Better rosters with better athletes across the board exhibiting a higher level of play on the field. I get your point though, if you're in it purely for a fan environment experience CFB wins on that front.
Being a LSU fan and attending some of the best games at night in Baton Rouge… this just gives you chills. The atmosphere and environment is off the charts!
I’m not even a Penn state fan I’m an Oregon and Washington state fan and I come back to this video a lot. A college stadium has never been louder than this moment.
@@MrSoy253 You can’t play music while the play clock is running or else this would happen every single play. UM doesn’t start the pre snap progressions until the music stops with 5 seconds left on the clock. No music during the play clock the rest of the night and just natural crowd noise? Didn’t happen again
Being in the stadium this was the loudest thing I’ve ever heard in my life, my ears were ringing and my body was literally vibrating from the decibel level
I’m a Vols fan, Baker mayfield said Checker Neyland was the loudest most intimidating place to ever play at. Their center said the same thing and urban Meyer said in 2006 that was the loudest stadium he’s ever been in. With all that being said, I still put that as number 2 behind the penn st whiteout. This just looks like something u have to attend before you pass away. The whiteout the 106k+ screaming fans, the atmosphere and the seven nation army on a fall Saturday night, MAN!!! I have to attend one of these.
I’m a UGA Alum and was at Neyland in 2019 when we played there and the first quarter was obscenely loud before we got too far ahead. Stadium wasn’t even full either. I’ve been to auburn, Williams Bryce, Clemson, etc. Neyland probably the loudest. If Heupel keeps this thing going that place is gonna be unplayable for away teams.
2007 ....the joy of seeing jimmy Pickle run for his life...from the Penn State defense!! "I never thought the college game would be that much faster!" That was the game that Charlie "I ate too much" Weiss said after the game that Notre Dame will NEVER play Penn State again! (Wonder what they're going to do when they are forced to join the B1G conference?) THE Pennsylvania State University White Out is the reason Urban Meyer always hated that we picked aOSU as the opponent...I mean VICTIM for THE White Out!!
@@beforethedutt7996 "Anyone else watching this after they recreated this in College football 25" No, I'm not watching this after recreating it. That's because nobody has it and is incapable of recreating it. Who's special? You? That's right! Have your pops enroll you at the local academy for idiots.
Been trying to figure out what song this was for the last year for my fantasy football mix lol. I also get turnt on Sundays before the Redzone starts. :)
More broadcasts need to let the crowd set the scene more than the announcers. This is incredible. I know this is an edit, but imagine if they had more broadcasts that let the crowd go.
Being a 10 year old boy in the stands cheering for penn state during that game was the happiest memory of my childhood. Being there cannot be compared to watching on tv
My friend brought his 12 year old son to the whiteout in 2021. He got to meet Saquon Barkley and a few of the alumni players that were NFL players as well. He told his dad that it was the best weekend of his life.
I'm a Michigan fan and I sat near the end zone with a bunch of Penn State fans near me definitely a crazy game but I gotta give credit to Penn State fans they didn't give me any issues.
PSU fans make a point of being hospitable to the fans of opposing teams. If some of ours get out of line, some of ours will bring them back into line. Glad you had a good experience. Never go to Philly in the opposing team's jersey.
Went to go visit my buddy in Penn state on this weekend. Initially had planned to go to the tailgate and just wait at his place until the game was over. But instead, my roommate and I both dropped $27 20 mins before kickoff because we didn’t want to miss out. Our tickets were waaaayyy up in the nose bleeds but my buddy snuck us into the student section. First and only Penn state game I’ve attended and I’m so glad we decided to go. Unbelievable experience. Best $270 I’ve ever spent😂
@@tommitchell4570 I'm from Canada and this game turned me into a Penn State fan for life. I watch every Penn State that's available on TV and get so hyped when they win.
@@christiantaillon2930 You should make the pilgrimage! I have met people now at every White Out from all over. I met an older retired couple from Ireland that just saw a You Tube video of the White Out and made the trip to be there! ...I will say one thing...There is a reason it is called Happy Valley.....and when he opened his mouth and all the tailgaters heard his accent....all I can say is....those college kids might think they can drink...but that old Irishman was a professional at it!! I have no idea how he stayed vertical let alone walked a straight line!! Visitors are not allowed to go hungry or sober!!
@@josephcernansky1794 I went to Cancun several years ago, I was walking on the beach in the morning. Just as I was passing by a couple, they saw my hat and said "We are" and of course I responded "Penn State". There are Penn State fans all over lol.
How ever crazy it seems in this video, I can tell you it is way louder and way more goosebump inducing when you’re there in person. A whiteout at Beaver Stadium should be on every sports fan’s bucket list. You could argue that it should be on your bucket list even if you’re not a sports fan. What a spectacle. WE ARE!
Michigan alum here. Don't know about the most electric moment in college football history, but I do love how PSU nation gets behind their team. That white-out is impressive and cool and you have to respect that. Great tradition I hope lasts for generations to come.
Wow, that intro is stuff dreams are made of! That was amazing, I am thoroughly impressed, especially when they started playing music just before the snap, lol! It would be hard to say no if you were on a recruiting trip during a white out game!
You should watch the video they play before the players come out of the tunnel. Basically pictures with the words "Our Towns" then "Our Cities" and they show Philly and Pittsburgh and then "Our State". Makes the crowd insane and gives me chills. Can not wait until September 2nd vs WVU.
It's how we got Saquon Barkley. He was committed to Rutgers but Franklin invited him to the WhiteOut. Barkley later said that he knew he wanted to be part of that experience.
This is going to make me start watching college football faithfully. I’ve been a fan of football all my life an NFL junkie and I was born in 98. but this video just opened my eyes officially to the greatness of college football this is amazing
it's about to get way worse. All these "collectives" giving NIL "salaries" to players is going to ruin college football. Michigan State, Ohio State, and Alabama have fucking payrolls for players right now. Don't think it will make much of a difference for a team like MSU since their defense is fucking ass, but it's going to put OSU and Bama on another level. Hopefully, the greatest Supreme Court our country has ever seen will take up a case that strikes down NIL so we can make college football great again!
it’s a bit too late, but this last year will be the most watched year of football yet to be seen for sure, especially before the conference changes and NCAA break off. the tide has turned in the favor of the schools with a boatload of money such as texas, miami, usc, and many others that dominated back in the day.
It's a bucket list item to come to one Penn State White Out game in Happy Valley before you die --- it literally will make you see the soul of God when you experience it in person!
@@johnsonspark171 I think NIL is here to stay but I do think it can help some athletes but hurt most of them --- the marginal athletes will think they are hot stuff and spend way too much of their time trying to get endorsement deals and other bullshit to earn some money instead of watching game film and becoming better players on the field --- deep down they know they won't make the NFL so they will spend all their efforts on cashing out their collegiate career for every last fucking dime --- it's gonna get really annoying for the fans who just wanna enjoy a normal football Saturday without hearing about "branding" for these athletes!
I went to a Michigan vs Penn State college football game years and years ago when I was in middle school. By far, the loudest and craziest environment at a game I've ever been to in my life. The crowd was so nuts the stadium was shaking and I remember being nervous because I thought the stadium was gonna collapse 😆
Best part is that there may be some banter and perhaps some shouts, nobody is fighting, throwing food and drinks at each other. The fans do not tolerate that from each other. We're even nice to Ohio State fans and that takes a lot of effort on our part.
This was the my first college game I attended . From the first play when the noise was so loud Michigan called time,,, To the end of the Game when Penn State stopped them at the Goal Line. It was soo loud and amazing!! Iam a fan for life now ! We Are Penn State !
@@curiousman3655you should follow the guy who moved to America from England, who literally says college football is on another level compared to football matches in England. He went to a game himself to witness it, and the crazy thing it was the SEC Championship at a professional venue, wasn’t even an actual college campus day.
@@Rolando14001Manchester United is nowhere near to being one of the best atmospheres in Europe, go to Turkey and Germany and you will see fans singing for 90 Minutes
@@JumboCabage55 difference is stadium etiquette. Fans singing, but never anything from a band or loud speakers. I’ve enjoyed both, both have great crowds, but nothing is more exciting than prime time college football games.
Ha. I was there and we were just pumped beyond belief before that time out. After it we realized that we had to power to affect the outcome of the game and we went insane. None of us could speak on the ride home, we'd all lost our voices.
There are few places where everyone filling every seat in the stadium feels like they directly impact the game. This is one of them. From an LSU fan, kudos. Hope to experience it some time.
Sitting front row student section for this game, was on tv for a couple seconds, camera right in my face, second best game I’ve been at. 2016 vs OSU takes the cake
As a Buckeye fan. I was very thankful Fox got the game this year. To me the whiteout is a 10-14 point advantage than the game played at noon. Incredible atmosphere.
I'd agree with you that a night Whiteout is a greater homefield advantage than a noon Stripeout. But even at Noon, Beaver Stadium is gonna be rocking when the Buckeyes come to town.
you're right on the money with 10-14, and i've seen a few dozen games there, whiteout is next level football. i can't imagine being in that as a visitor lol how awesome is that. or just being idaho in 2019, how overmatched can you get, and then the fans are just louder than anything you've seen in whatever western stadium you've been to as fan, much less as a player
I am ready for college football again. Inject all of this hype straight into my veins!!!! Also that music editing from we salute you to zombie nation at 0:16 is perfection
It's crazy because you're listening to it, and it's so loud. You think that there is no way for it to get any louder there. Then the timeout comes, and somehow it gets even louder.
Such a beautiful place to be, I'll never forget going to this game and having no voice afterwards.. Watching prime McSorely/Barkley with that crowd was just something else..
I grew up and still live about an hour away from Penn State. My dad took me to my first white out game when I was in 8th grade and still remember it vividly to this day, I am now 29. I knew something was different was when the band was in the tunnel ready to come out and they were all jumping up and down in the tunnel like if they were the football team LOL. When you are at a Whiteout it will make you feel like you can run through a brick wall.
This is the craziest energy I’ve ever seen in my life. If the stadium let the DJ continue with the second Mo Bamba without the announcer cutting in, this would be the #1 most insane college footage of our lifetime. Penn state should be playing Mo Bamba for the rest of their time if they want to win a chip. I love this
As a Penn State fan, I've been to many whiteout games including the game against Ohio State in 2016 where we won. But this game, by far, was my favorite. The energy and how loud it got was surreal. I sat in the upper North End Zone, first row behind metal plates and banged on them all night. Not only did I lose my voice but was pretty well bruised up along the arms, lol. I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
I have had tickets all over the stadium but never was up in the North Stratosphere. What's it like being that close to the Moon? LOL The South Upper section at least has seatbacks. I finally got season tickets years ago in the middle of ED and will never give them up!
Just saw Penn State vs Illinois for the first ”White out Energy” game. So special, 109901 fans were there. Illinois had to call three time outs cause the fans, and anytime they looked confused the crowd somehow got louder. It’s like a White Tomb for any team who goes
I've regretted not going to that game (I didn't have tickets), but last night when we forced a Minnesota false start on their very first play makes up for it. Loudest thing I've ever heard in person. In the student section it hit 120 dB
This is almost certainly the best atmosphere/start to a game anywhere. But the Kick six is the most electrifying “moment” in CFB history. That was genuinely indescribable
Not even a fan of either of these teams but this gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. It’s everything that is great about college football in one video. No sport like it - NFL doesn’t even come close.
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buddy was definitely seeing the squiggly lines
😂😂😂
Hot routes ain’t working either😂
@@wseahawkdoge Nothing was working lmao
🤣🤣🤣 My guy aint even know if he was running a pass or a run play 🏃🏽♂️🤣
Everyone's taking a penalty or calling timeout on the first play, guaranteed.
So this video has made me discover how amazing the combination of the sky-cam angle WITH no ESPN commentators garbling down your ear. I'd love to watch all football games like this.
@Chris Handsome where is that
Bro they need a channel espn 8 for all sky cam games no commentary. I put that shit on my surround sound. Feels so good
All white out games are like this…well until we became trash and are playing Minnesota instead of Ohio state 🙄
I was here
@@jqnshanero8531 lol
Imagine being an 18-year-old freshman QB and this is your first away game
This is the kind of game that boosts applications ten-fold to Penn State --- can't get this kind of experience anywhere else
It would’ve been an awesome experience! If I were a Michigan player, I would’ve loved playing in this environment.
Id be shitting bricks
@@aaronmorrison7716no you wouldn’t 😭
@@Cloudz6446 Buddy this why players choose to play big time college football.
The crowd cheering after forcing the timeout call gave me goosebumps. They knew what their job was as fans.
I was there and when that happened, listen to the recording, we got even louder. Up to then we were just super hyped up but after, we realized that we could play a part in the outcome. Took it up to 11.
@@cvn6555 yup, that’s what gave me the chills lol
It's part of the game and it's called the home field advantage. What is uncool is when an NFL team would pump fan noise through the speakers to interfere with the visiting team. Or when the Giants would open large doors at the end zone when the opposing team was attempting a FG, hoping the extra wind would result in a miss. That is just wrong.
@mellocello187 Arrowhead Stadium. (Not) Sorry.
@@cvn6555 Arrowhead crowd: "Yes."
I’m throwing my controller when this happens in NCAA
I heard NCAA 25 is gonna recreate this and if it does I'm gonna ascend
@@rootintootinpootin880BORDEAUX SAID ITS AN ACTUAL EVENT IN THE GAME HOLY CRAP 😭
@@rootintootinpootin880this and apparently many more. Can’t wait to hear Country Roads at full volume. Wish they’d add in an Eat Shit Pitt chant but we all know that ain’t happening 😅😂
@@rootintootinpootin880 it happened!!
@@rootintootinpootin880I know you saw what just dropped yesterday
A Penn State white-out vs a highly-ranked team is #1 on my college football bucket list.
Good thing PSU chose to do whiteout for a powerhouse team like Minnesota and not OSU the following week
@@julianshu3630 isn’t it because Fox got Penn State-Ohio State for Big Noon Kickoff, and the whiteout is traditionally a night game?
@@patrickbarlow2269 yes
Good thing I go to PSU
@@julianshu3630 Whiteout is and always will be a night game
The crowd somehow gets LOUDER after the penalty. Incredible atmosphere
Yep. We were just really hyped until that happened. Once we realized we could affect the course of the game we went insane. We had also been getting hammered all day long in the lots.
I’ve been in that type of atmosphere and you feel rewarded when the other team has to call time out lol
What penalty? There was a timeout and an incomplete pass. lol.
@@SuperSirianRigeldid you miss the part where they get a delay of game penalty??
@@EnterTheFlight Do you have eyes??? There was NO PENALTY. Michigan called timeout before it could happen. This op was just too blind or high to notice. lol.
Ok this is insane. Can’t imagine being a 19 year old athlete on Michigan playing in these conditions.
And only losing by a touchdown shows how good the team actually was, most teams would have cracked and lost by 3 plus touchdowns
Michigan Stadium holds over 100,000 fans. The players are used to it.
@@waltermeerschaert Whiteout is different. And this stadium holds less but they're louder than at Michigan.
@@killionaire6891 still thats why kids go to michigan , they want to play the best and beat the best at their home stadiums, just like the piston bad boys !!
@@waltermeerschaertyeah from other teams fans taking over the stadium. Up until the last few yrs that stadiumn was over run with the visitors fans. We call it c-bus of the north
Confirmed “Mo Bamba” is in college football 25
YES
When I play with iowa I'm gonna have to call so much TO'S
Seriously?
@@UNCClassof15 Yes
Do you think I should play road to glory ( my player) or dynasty with penn state just because of mo Bamba? It seems so hype, but some guy put them in c tier for a dynasty team rankings vid so idk what to do
You don't get this in the NFL. This is amazing.
Mans never been to arrowhead
@@iwantanapple1848NFL stadiums are much smaller in capacity compared to college. NY Metflife holds 82k while there are over a dozen college stadiums that hold 100k+. Also the loudest decibels reading for a football game was in college not the nfl
@@EricNguyen-jl9ii no it wasn’t bruh it was at arrowhead
Idk detroit lions playoff games were pretty loud
Come to a Seahawks game lol
When the stadium is so loud that you have to call a time out on your first play from scrimmage, you know you’re in for a rough one
Man one catch away from OT tho. Man i still love my man ronnie bell tho. Elite wr
That’s like when Tennessee played us 😂
They cheated it was a delay of game 😂 ig ref felt bad for em and gave em timeout instead
@@gabrielgraham7905typically, there is a 1-second delay between the clock relapsing and the DOG call. lol
@@dhinton1not a full second. How long it takes the refs eyes to go from the ball to the play clock.
I'm a Diehard Michigan fan. I remember watching this game & getting goosebumps. Only time I've ever felt intimidated by a crowd thru the TV lol
Same
Now imagine being that quarterback.
I was like, damn they like that huh 😂
I got goosebumps watching this at home! I didn't know this existed. LOL
Penn state crowd always shows up and shows out .
This was the loudest crowd of any environment I have been apart of. I left with no voice and my ears ringing. It was amazing
I hope I have this very same experience at this year’s whiteout vs Minnesota 🔥
@@javianjohnson8746 I’m coming back home from bama just for the game…best day of the year
Every visiting team that experiences a Penn State White Out is blown away .... it literally changes your life!
This crowd has that European soccer atmosphere 😮💨🔥🔥🔥🔥
Have you ever been to an LSU game vs a top opponent?
I was at this game! Truly incredible experience
Same here!
@river7175imagine wearing ear plugs they give u at shooting the range. But they’re 5x thicker. That’s what’s it’s like walking out of that stadium.
How did it feel getting absolutely spanked by us? I 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@swervo990 yes permanent hearing damage
Why are games not televised like this??? Goosebumps.
This was nationally televised. I think College Gameday may have been there that morning.
@@cvn6555 i think they just mean this type of camera angle. I would definitely watch a full game like this w/o commentary
@@wardeviIsthese camera angles literally put you in the game
This was my first whiteout. Literally gives you goosebumps in person. By the time the game ended I was speechless from what I had witnessed and I vowed to buy whiteout tickets every single year for the rest of my life. Can't wait for this year's game vs. the Golden Gophers.
I can't imagine how surreal it must have been. I am a Badgers fan and have to admit that Penn State home games are 🔥. Good luck this year!
@@EVAN-br2tp 100% Good luck to ya’ll as well! Last year’s opener was one of the most stressful games I’ve watched.
@@nickromano7464 Yes! I remember that. You always have a small hope that your team can make the playoffs if they go undefeated , (the Badgers almost did it a few years back) your hope can crash in just one game. But that Penn game was my favorite game from last year even though we lost.
We are Sandusky University!
Why is that your whiteout game of all games? Is the cupboard bare this year?
I was at this game in the Michigan section. Literally had me shaking on this opening drive. Unreal.
Music played until the 6 second mark on play clock?
@@lagersparadice8739 Michigan wasn't even set until about then. They came on the field so disorganized.
@@nathancroud3730 No music this never happens.
Visitors are shown fine Paterno inspired hospitality. Sportsmanship, but also no holds barred rivalry :) . Lotta respect for the history, and if you look at the court docs, the story is not what the media wishes it were.
You don't attend many Michigan road games, do you? Try Columbus some time. You'll feel real hatred there. The real thing. They don't kid around with piped in music in Columbus.
Wasn't at this game, but I was at the Auburn whiteout. Seeing it on a TV and watching it in person are 2 completely different things. The raw power in that stadium is unreal. It's so loud that it's quiet, because you literally can't hear anything. As a Penn State student, I never really understood why all these fans were so die-hard with their support for that team, Until that moment. In that moment, I realized what it was. It's something unexplainable. A bond shared by nearly 110,000 people all screaming at the top of their lungs. It's by far one of the greatest experiences of my life, and I can't wait to go back and witness it again this October against Minnesota
Good God. As a former Illini fan, you make me want to go to a whiteout game. Need a good college ncaa football experience because the Illini have nothing.
@@leroysthay6692 They made history along our unbelievably unprepared asses last year. *sigh* The embarrassment was and is awful. No offense.
Minnesota ? That was a joke, right ?
@@ccdogpark He may be right. Time to take revenge for 2019.
@@leroysthay6692will it have my tennesee playing Alabama on it
As a Michigan fan I’m absolutely in love with penn state insane fan base And the “We are Penn State!” Is just intimidating.
Intimidating how? I'm a Michigan ALUM and I know we've beaten them 3 times straight. We are the national champions. What the F is there to be intimidated by?
Classy post! Congrats on your natty!
@@jeffmaehre7150the entire atmosphere of the stadium is intimidating😂😂
@@Limb1918 because of all that child molestation?
@@jeffmaehre7150 lol what 😂
No announcers no talking just pure vibes god I miss football
Aye can you cancel and punish my douche bag shae Server weed grower and their internet friends!!!!¡!!!!!
This is why I love college football…
500 likes no comments lemme fix that
I just said this 😂
Even as a Michigan fan this moment was pretty legendary
As a fellow wolverine fan. This and the orange bowl were some of the most thrilling experiences I have had watching them, #1 obviously being 42-27
@@mitchthe3518 34-11
@@Legendzzz-nc9wb 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I said 2 of my favorite Michigan games I have watched were losses🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mitchthe3518 you talking about the orange bowl against fsu? That game is so underrated. Go Noles.
@@LetsgoJags it was VERY ENTERTAINING. Go Blue
Dude imagine being on the Michigan team and just hearing this and literally dying inside. I love college football so much.
This happens often. Michigan did this to Washington this past year.
@@lagersparadice8739 this does not happen often
@@legolunatic7424 Sure it does
White outs work so well because the opposing team can actually SEE every fan cheering against them. It's like the hosility goes from the front row up to infinity and beyond
@@MidwestFarmToys this team was good that year lol they lost like only two so I’m pretty sure they won that game plus Michigan aint so good themselves and weren’t… so yeah
I don’t understand how people think the nfl is better than this
The Seahawks fans are like this when they are good too
i care about the product on the field
The actual games? Maybe because you don’t see Alabama playing north eastern Kentucky or some bs like that for half the season
Because you don’t understand football in general….
Because the NFL product in terms of football is better. Better rosters with better athletes across the board exhibiting a higher level of play on the field. I get your point though, if you're in it purely for a fan environment experience CFB wins on that front.
Being a LSU fan and attending some of the best games at night in Baton Rouge… this just gives you chills. The atmosphere and environment is off the charts!
Geaux Tigerssss!!!!
that rondell mealy earthquake doe.
I’m a Bama fan and even this gave me goosebumps. I remember watching it on TV but this video shows it in a different light.
I went to the bama-penn state whiteout in 2011 because my family are die hard bama fans, it was one of the craziest experiences I’ve ever had!
Roll tide
Alabama comes to Happy Valley and they get SCARED when they feel that White Out frenzy!
@@fredwerza3478 lolololololol you keep thinking that big boy 😂😂😂😂
@@rolltide1912 well let's see Bama come to Happy Valley and face that White Out heat, and then we'll talk little bubby 😂
It’s insane how loud college games at big schools get. Nfl stadiums usually between 60-80k seating. These big college schools push 100-110k
I was at this game most insane environment I've ever been in. Beats all the concerts and festivals I've been to 10 fold. Goosebumps all around.
WHO IS HERE AFTER THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS CFB 25 DEEP DIVE!
IT LOOKED SO GOOD I CANT WAIT
Me.
Me!
I’m not even a Penn state fan I’m an Oregon and Washington state fan and I come back to this video a lot. A college stadium has never been louder than this moment.
It's crazy that they called a timeout on the first play💀
Yeah but you can’t play music during the play clock and they got away with it
@@treyreichert4428 I was wondering about that as I watched this. There was definitely music playing until the 12s mark.
@@treyreichert4428 This is such an overlooked part of this moment. No one ever mentions this. Such an overrated moment
@@nrmproductions1150 makes the moment even more legendary. The song fits.
@@MrSoy253 You can’t play music while the play clock is running or else this would happen every single play. UM doesn’t start the pre snap progressions until the music stops with 5 seconds left on the clock. No music during the play clock the rest of the night and just natural crowd noise? Didn’t happen again
I was there. It was absolutely insane. I’ve been to multiple whiteouts, they never came close to that level of energy.
Was this a preseason game or something
@@offspringfan1288 No
@@offspringfan1288 Not at all.
I think the Auburn whiteout was close.
2005?? Still #1
Being in the stadium this was the loudest thing I’ve ever heard in my life, my ears were ringing and my body was literally vibrating from the decibel level
That sound guy needs a raise
EA College Football 25 is going to be so much fun.
Yeaaaaa
It is my boi
i wish it was man
I’m a Vols fan, Baker mayfield said Checker Neyland was the loudest most intimidating place to ever play at. Their center said the same thing and urban Meyer said in 2006 that was the loudest stadium he’s ever been in. With all that being said, I still put that as number 2 behind the penn st whiteout. This just looks like something u have to attend before you pass away. The whiteout the 106k+ screaming fans, the atmosphere and the seven nation army on a fall Saturday night, MAN!!! I have to attend one of these.
I agree. Would love to go to a Penn State game to compare. Loudest I’ve ever been to was UT Oklahoma
Wear a neutral jersey.
LSU is louder than Tennessee, so is A&M. Tennessee might be the loudest in the East though, but not second loudest in the country.
I’m a UGA Alum and was at Neyland in 2019 when we played there and the first quarter was obscenely loud before we got too far ahead. Stadium wasn’t even full either. I’ve been to auburn, Williams Bryce, Clemson, etc. Neyland probably the loudest. If Heupel keeps this thing going that place is gonna be unplayable for away teams.
georgia whoops that checkered crowd everytime🤣🤣
I've attended every white out game since 2007 except in 2019 for the birth of my son. However I vow to never miss another one.
I like your attitude! Attending your child's birth should be the ONLY reason to miss a Penn State White Out !!
Until the birth of ur daughter
2007 ....the joy of seeing jimmy Pickle run for his life...from the Penn State defense!! "I never thought the college game would be that much faster!"
That was the game that Charlie "I ate too much" Weiss said after the game that Notre Dame will NEVER play Penn State again! (Wonder what they're going to do when they are forced to join the B1G conference?)
THE Pennsylvania State University White Out is the reason Urban Meyer always hated that we picked aOSU as the opponent...I mean VICTIM for THE White Out!!
i love when the fans get into the game
Can’t wait to recreate this in College Football 25 on July 19th
Anyone else watching this after they recreated this in College football 25
Me right now
Hellllllllll no, I ain’t doing that shit
Also, that game isn’t out, so pretty weird attempt at harvesting likes by posting preemptively
@@Jev6They showed it in the trailer special ed
@@beforethedutt7996 "Anyone else watching this after they recreated this in College football 25"
No, I'm not watching this after recreating it. That's because nobody has it and is incapable of recreating it. Who's special? You? That's right! Have your pops enroll you at the local academy for idiots.
College football 25 brought me back here 🔥
@ 1:36 🔥🔥🔥 Playing Shek West Mo Bamba in the stadium. Penn State Bench was turnt 🆙 ⬆️
Been trying to figure out what song this was for the last year for my fantasy football mix lol. I also get turnt on Sundays before the Redzone starts. :)
The European mind cannot comprehend a scene like this for a college athletic event
This is the single greatest CFB continuous shot of all time.
As an LSU fan, I’m blown away at how Penn State creates the intense intro! Respect
I’ve been to both. I think LSU crowd is better.
@@dibsports sorry but the Penn State White Out is the loudest environment in college sports --- it's been proven by instruments
More broadcasts need to let the crowd set the scene more than the announcers. This is incredible. I know this is an edit, but imagine if they had more broadcasts that let the crowd go.
This isn't an edit, this is the raw footage from the sky cam
if SEC commentators did this majority of them would sound like this
@@GoatedAtNFSexcept they wouldn't
Being a 10 year old boy in the stands cheering for penn state during that game was the happiest memory of my childhood. Being there cannot be compared to watching on tv
My friend brought his 12 year old son to the whiteout in 2021. He got to meet Saquon Barkley and a few of the alumni players that were NFL players as well. He told his dad that it was the best weekend of his life.
I hope you had a lot of protection around you at that age. And I hope you didn't meet any of the coaches.
@@jeffmaehre7150 word loser
I remember watching this game on tv. We had to turn the volume down because it started messing with the speakers. Good memories
0:43 that lion king intro was next level
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I'm a Michigan fan and I sat near the end zone with a bunch of Penn State fans near me definitely a crazy game but I gotta give credit to Penn State fans they didn't give me any issues.
PSU fans make a point of being hospitable to the fans of opposing teams. If some of ours get out of line, some of ours will bring them back into line. Glad you had a good experience. Never go to Philly in the opposing team's jersey.
Went to go visit my buddy in Penn state on this weekend. Initially had planned to go to the tailgate and just wait at his place until the game was over. But instead, my roommate and I both dropped $27 20 mins before kickoff because we didn’t want to miss out. Our tickets were waaaayyy up in the nose bleeds but my buddy snuck us into the student section. First and only Penn state game I’ve attended and I’m so glad we decided to go. Unbelievable experience. Best $270 I’ve ever spent😂
LOL that is the effect the Penn State White Out has on people .... it changes your soul
@@tommitchell4570 I'm from Canada and this game turned me into a Penn State fan for life. I watch every Penn State that's available on TV and get so hyped when they win.
@@christiantaillon2930 You should make the pilgrimage! I have met people now at every White Out from all over. I met an older retired couple from Ireland that just saw a You Tube video of the White Out and made the trip to be there! ...I will say one thing...There is a reason it is called Happy Valley.....and when he opened his mouth and all the tailgaters heard his accent....all I can say is....those college kids might think they can drink...but that old Irishman was a professional at it!! I have no idea how he stayed vertical let alone walked a straight line!! Visitors are not allowed to go hungry or sober!!
@@josephcernansky1794 I went to Cancun several years ago, I was walking on the beach in the morning. Just as I was passing by a couple, they saw my hat and said "We are" and of course I responded "Penn State". There are Penn State fans all over lol.
Which was it, $27 or $270?
Penn State players jumping around showing appreciation to the fans is so electric. So incredible
How ever crazy it seems in this video, I can tell you it is way louder and way more goosebump inducing when you’re there in person. A whiteout at Beaver Stadium should be on every sports fan’s bucket list. You could argue that it should be on your bucket list even if you’re not a sports fan. What a spectacle. WE ARE!
Michigan alum here. Don't know about the most electric moment in college football history, but I do love how PSU nation gets behind their team. That white-out is impressive and cool and you have to respect that. Great tradition I hope lasts for generations to come.
Wow, that intro is stuff dreams are made of! That was amazing, I am thoroughly impressed, especially when they started playing music just before the snap, lol! It would be hard to say no if you were on a recruiting trip during a white out game!
glad i wasn't the only one thinking that. How could you experience that as a 17/18 year old recruit and not want to sign right away
You should watch the video they play before the players come out of the tunnel. Basically pictures with the words "Our Towns" then "Our Cities" and they show Philly and Pittsburgh and then "Our State". Makes the crowd insane and gives me chills. Can not wait until September 2nd vs WVU.
It's how we got Saquon Barkley. He was committed to Rutgers but Franklin invited him to the WhiteOut. Barkley later said that he knew he wanted to be part of that experience.
This is going to make me start watching college football faithfully. I’ve been a fan of football all my life an NFL junkie and I was born in 98. but this video just opened my eyes officially to the greatness of college football this is amazing
it's about to get way worse. All these "collectives" giving NIL "salaries" to players is going to ruin college football. Michigan State, Ohio State, and Alabama have fucking payrolls for players right now. Don't think it will make much of a difference for a team like MSU since their defense is fucking ass, but it's going to put OSU and Bama on another level. Hopefully, the greatest Supreme Court our country has ever seen will take up a case that strikes down NIL so we can make college football great again!
it’s a bit too late, but this last year will be the most watched year of football yet to be seen for sure, especially before the conference changes and NCAA break off. the tide has turned in the favor of the schools with a boatload of money such as texas, miami, usc, and many others that dominated back in the day.
It's a bucket list item to come to one Penn State White Out game in Happy Valley before you die --- it literally will make you see the soul of God when you experience it in person!
@@johnsonspark171 I think NIL is here to stay but I do think it can help some athletes but hurt most of them --- the marginal athletes will think they are hot stuff and spend way too much of their time trying to get endorsement deals and other bullshit to earn some money instead of watching game film and becoming better players on the field --- deep down they know they won't make the NFL so they will spend all their efforts on cashing out their collegiate career for every last fucking dime --- it's gonna get really annoying for the fans who just wanna enjoy a normal football Saturday without hearing about "branding" for these athletes!
College footballs venues, the atmosphere, the PASSION, it's fucking glorious
I was at that game and that is a moment I will never forget
Must of been painful tho
I went to a Michigan vs Penn State college football game years and years ago when I was in middle school. By far, the loudest and craziest environment at a game I've ever been to in my life. The crowd was so nuts the stadium was shaking and I remember being nervous because I thought the stadium was gonna collapse 😆
Best part is that there may be some banter and perhaps some shouts, nobody is fighting, throwing food and drinks at each other. The fans do not tolerate that from each other. We're even nice to Ohio State fans and that takes a lot of effort on our part.
This was the my first college game I attended . From the first play when the noise was so loud Michigan called time,,,
To the end of the Game when Penn State stopped them at the Goal Line. It was soo loud and amazing!!
Iam a fan for life now !
We Are Penn State !
The European mind can't comprehend this
The European mind does this every time there's a "soccer" game
@@curiousman3655go to the two and see which is better. Manchester United is nothing to this
@@curiousman3655you should follow the guy who moved to America from England, who literally says college football is on another level compared to football matches in England. He went to a game himself to witness it, and the crazy thing it was the SEC Championship at a professional venue, wasn’t even an actual college campus day.
@@Rolando14001Manchester United is nowhere near to being one of the best atmospheres in Europe, go to Turkey and Germany and you will see fans singing for 90 Minutes
@@JumboCabage55 difference is stadium etiquette. Fans singing, but never anything from a band or loud speakers. I’ve enjoyed both, both have great crowds, but nothing is more exciting than prime time college football games.
Didn't want this to end. There is nothing like college football. Nothing.
Crazy how it only gets louder after the timeout
Ha. I was there and we were just pumped beyond belief before that time out. After it we realized that we had to power to affect the outcome of the game and we went insane. None of us could speak on the ride home, we'd all lost our voices.
It’s official.
The “Sights and Sounds” deep dive released today confirmed this recreation.
There are few places where everyone filling every seat in the stadium feels like they directly impact the game. This is one of them. From an LSU fan, kudos. Hope to experience it some time.
Sitting front row student section for this game, was on tv for a couple seconds, camera right in my face, second best game I’ve been at. 2016 vs OSU takes the cake
As a Buckeye fan. I was very thankful Fox got the game this year. To me the whiteout is a 10-14 point advantage than the game played at noon.
Incredible atmosphere.
I'd agree with you that a night Whiteout is a greater homefield advantage than a noon Stripeout. But even at Noon, Beaver Stadium is gonna be rocking when the Buckeyes come to town.
you're right on the money with 10-14, and i've seen a few dozen games there, whiteout is next level football. i can't imagine being in that as a visitor lol how awesome is that. or just being idaho in 2019, how overmatched can you get, and then the fans are just louder than anything you've seen in whatever western stadium you've been to as fan, much less as a player
I am ready for college football again. Inject all of this hype straight into my veins!!!!
Also that music editing from we salute you to zombie nation at 0:16 is perfection
That's all football is is hype ,it's nothing but guys standing around bc there's always a flag ,yes there's nice plays but it's farbetween
@@burnthecandleatbothendz not sure we're watching the same sport, i agree there are too many ads, but football is always 🔥
Mo Bamba on the first play is crazy
It's crazy because you're listening to it, and it's so loud. You think that there is no way for it to get any louder there. Then the timeout comes, and somehow it gets even louder.
Such a beautiful place to be, I'll never forget going to this game and having no voice afterwards.. Watching prime McSorely/Barkley with that crowd was just something else..
I love how the speakers are playing music up until 6s left on the UM play clock at 1:57.
They have to stop when the offense gets set
They can play music until the center sets
I grew up and still live about an hour away from Penn State. My dad took me to my first white out game when I was in 8th grade and still remember it vividly to this day, I am now 29. I knew something was different was when the band was in the tunnel ready to come out and they were all jumping up and down in the tunnel like if they were the football team LOL. When you are at a Whiteout it will make you feel like you can run through a brick wall.
This is the craziest energy I’ve ever seen in my life. If the stadium let the DJ continue with the second Mo Bamba without the announcer cutting in, this would be the #1 most insane college footage of our lifetime. Penn state should be playing Mo Bamba for the rest of their time if they want to win a chip. I love this
Nothing is more exciting than the pregame entrance, hype music, fireworks and….a touchback. Bring back the kick return already!
hope the michigan guy @ 2:25 got home safe... lmao
Still no comments after 2 years? Underrated lol
As a Penn State fan, I've been to many whiteout games including the game against Ohio State in 2016 where we won. But this game, by far, was my favorite. The energy and how loud it got was surreal.
I sat in the upper North End Zone, first row behind metal plates and banged on them all night. Not only did I lose my voice but was pretty well bruised up along the arms, lol.
I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
I have had tickets all over the stadium but never was up in the North Stratosphere. What's it like being that close to the Moon? LOL The South Upper section at least has seatbacks. I finally got season tickets years ago in the middle of ED and will never give them up!
I attended this game and my voice was completely gone by the end. Love me some White Out, we are!
Just saw Penn State vs Illinois for the first ”White out Energy” game. So special, 109901 fans were there. Illinois had to call three time outs cause the fans, and anytime they looked confused the crowd somehow got louder. It’s like a White Tomb for any team who goes
Man SMU is about to feel this shit in ten degree weather. Man.
Yep!
They really think playing mo bamba in practice is gonna help them prepare 😂
HOLY SHIT COLLEGE FOOTBALL IS THE GREATEST SPORT EVER
Fax
Stadium pulse 100/10
That College 25 ahhh pulse 😂
I've regretted not going to that game (I didn't have tickets), but last night when we forced a Minnesota false start on their very first play makes up for it. Loudest thing I've ever heard in person. In the student section it hit 120 dB
definitely all around pretty damn cool. from a Georgia fan. respect.
absolutely nothing better than college football
College Football 25 gonna hit like crack when those squiggly lines tweaking on the Mo Bamba song 😂
This is almost certainly the best atmosphere/start to a game anywhere. But the Kick six is the most electrifying “moment” in CFB history. That was genuinely indescribable
Yeah, that was crazy.
my brain cannot comprehend as to how loud it’d be in person 🤯
Stadium DJ deserved a promotion after this
Not even a fan of either of these teams but this gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. It’s everything that is great about college football in one video. No sport like it - NFL doesn’t even come close.
2019 was an awesome year, and fall 2019 college football was elite.
This place is on my bucket list. Gotta be a white out game though. As electric as it is on camera, I can’t imagine what it’s like in person
Every receiver had a question mark on his head😂
😂
Penn State knows how to give a warm welcome to their opponents at the start of the game in Beaver Stadium.
Have to give credit to the sound team at the stadium. Every song, every cue, the timing...all absolute perfection.
I'm a Buckeye, but you got to give PSU props for the "White Out". Best atmosphere anywhere.
As a Michigan this just gives me chills and I can't wait for the maize out in the big house this year.
bro couldn’t see his receiver icon
Nothing like it on planet earth. 110,000 inside and another five thousand who remain out in the parking lot!
Nothing beats college football atmospheres. Period.
As a Michigan fan I still appreciate Penn State fan base and happy valley this is SICK! 🤮 🔥🔥🔥
Music played for entire play clock
@@lagersparadice8739 what a butt hurt excuse 😂
@@lagersparadice8739 no it didn't
Yeah it pretty much did