92 Years ago this Week, the birth of...............

#2
#2
Happy birthday Neyland Stadium. So many memories by so many people in this place. Many many more to come.

GO VOLS
 
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I am not disputing the facts, because they are what they are. However, when I was lad back in the '50s listening to the games on the radio, the announcers called it Shields-Watkins Field. Then, we went through a period (after the Gen's death) of Neyland Stadium-Shields-Watkins Field. Finally, Shields and Watkins were consigned to the dust bins of history. Yeah, yeah, I know the dirt is still Shields- Watkins Field. It's name just isn't often called.
 
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#5
Capacity was 46,390 when I saw my first game there!!!

3,200 (1921-1925)
6,800 (1926-1928)
17,860 (1929-1936)
19,360 (1937)
31,390 (1938-1947)
46,390 (1948-1961)
52,227 (1962-1965)
58,122 (1966-1967)
64,429 (1968-1971)
70,650 (1972-1975)
80,250 (1976-1979)
91,249 (1980-1986)
91,110 (1987-1989)
91,902 (1990-1995)
102,544 (1996)
102,854 (1997-1999)
104,079 (2000-2005)
102,037 (2006-2008)
100,011 (2009)
102,455 (2010-present)
 
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1921

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2013

She has come along way baby!!!

GO VOLS..
GO BIG ORANGE .. :rock:
 
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#15
#15
80,250 for me.

Reggie and Puki made me a fan for life!

Thanks to the older guys for the memories - the SEC is lacking memory these days. My relatives [all gone now] made the Vandy and UK games really mean something to me.

Of course, Bama is always the biggest - but [like the Majors years - I don't talk about it much these days.

GBO!
 
#17
#17
It is a beautiful place with alot of history. I believe a lot more history will be made there in favor of the Vols.
 
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