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Tennessee set college football record during Saturday’s game against Alabama

The Tennessee Volunteers made history in Knoxville this past Saturday by setting a new college football noise record during their rivalry clash against Alabama. The Vols’ home crowd at Neyland Stadium reached a deafening 130.3 decibels in the third quarter, surpassing any previously verified sound level in college football.

Tennessee capitalized on the energy, leading 19-10 before ultimately winning 26-10, marking their sixth victory of the season while Alabama dropped to 5-2 after a pair of losses. The win solidifies Tennessee’s strong playoff position, while Alabama now faces a tougher path to secure a College Football Playoff berth with just two games remaining.

The Vols will next face South Carolina on Saturday, followed by Kentucky on November 7, while Alabama travels to Texas A&M this weekend before a critical showdown with LSU on November 7.

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