Like all lists, this one is subjective but I think most of the right teams are listed. Just being in the Top 10 after the last 8 years is a good thing. Like most stadiums that I've been to, including a couple on this list, much depends upon the opponent and the success of the team at the time. I've been at Clemson when it was relatively quiet but the team was not top notch at that time like it is now. Not sure if Michigan or bama is Top 10 though. I have taken people to Neyland against a lesser opponent and they were awed with the experience whereas I felt the crowd was not loud at all. There have been several threads on here about the Neyland experience and which games were all-time loudest. When Vol fans get pumped up, Neyland is intimidating. I suspect that the Neyland experience made an impression on Butch Jones when he brought his Cincinnati team in. I recall at the beginning of the game, the Cincinnati folks felt like that game was theirs which motivated Vols fans in my area to be loud. And, it was a louder than average game in my opinion. The Bearcats went home unhappy and I heard from a few that the crowd was more into that they thought we would be. For me, last year's OU game was the loudest ever. I'm thinking UT will be one of the most intimidating places to place in 2016. Fans are hungry and I expect them to be loud. I expect UT to be higher on future lists. Years ago, it was generally felt that the loudest places to play were LSU followed by UT in the SEC.
