gris "resurgence"

[aucat]

Any of you have many gris friends? O my gosh. How their attitude has CHANGED in recent weeks!
They were SO QUIET several weeks ago, but NOT NOW!
Not only are they predicting just how bad they are going to bash the Cats, but they are proudly
proclaiming that their stadium is in the top ten of the loudest of all football stadiums in America.
I'm just a tad skeptical of that claim. I can only hope that our Bobcats will keep it very quiet.
But first we have to take care of EWU. Anyway, this is the propganda they are spreading:

Can you hear us now?!! Washington-Grizzly Stadium is in the top 10 of loudest stadiums in ALL of college football! Montana had an official decibel reading of 111.3 decibels back in 2013, though some Griz fans say they recorded higher levels up to 117 decibels using their own devices!
“Charles, we’ve been to some pretty cool places, but this has got to be the tops! Reminds me of Autzen Stadium up in Oregon.” – ESPN commentators Todd Harris & Charles Arbuckle
Here’s the top 10 loudest college football stadiums!
1. Husky Stadium (University of Washington) – 133 decibels
2. Memorial Stadium (Clemson) – 132 decibels
3. Tiger Stadium (LSU) – 130 decibels
4. Autzen Stadium (Oregon) – 127 decibels
5. Beaver Stadium (Penn State) – 122 decibels
6. Razorback Stadium (Arkansas) – 117 decibels
7. Kyle Field (Texas A&M) – 117 decibels
8. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida) – 115 decibels
9. Neyland Stadium (Tennessee) – 113 decibels
10. Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Montana) – 111.3 decibels
11. Michigan Stadium (Michigan) – 110 decibels

[84CatGrad]

Seems unlikely that a stadium holding 23,000 could be louder than any FBS major program stadium that holds 80-100,000.

[Cledus]

Any of you have many gris friends? O my gosh. How their attitude has CHANGED in recent weeks!
They were SO QUIET several weeks ago, but NOT NOW!
Not only are they predicting just how bad they are going to bash the Cats, but they are proudly
proclaiming that their stadium is in the top ten of the loudest of all football stadiums in America.
I'm just a tad skeptical of that claim. I can only hope that our Bobcats will keep it very quiet.
But first we have to take care of EWU. Anyway, this is the propganda they are spreading:

Can you hear us now?!! Washington-Grizzly Stadium is in the top 10 of loudest stadiums in ALL of college football! Montana had an official decibel reading of 111.3 decibels back in 2013, though some Griz fans say they recorded higher levels up to 117 decibels using their own devices!
“Charles, we’ve been to some pretty cool places, but this has got to be the tops! Reminds me of Autzen Stadium up in Oregon.” – ESPN commentators Todd Harris & Charles Arbuckle
Here’s the top 10 loudest college football stadiums!
1. Husky Stadium (University of Washington) – 133 decibels
2. Memorial Stadium (Clemson) – 132 decibels
3. Tiger Stadium (LSU) – 130 decibels
4. Autzen Stadium (Oregon) – 127 decibels
5. Beaver Stadium (Penn State) – 122 decibels
6. Razorback Stadium (Arkansas) – 117 decibels
7. Kyle Field (Texas A&M) – 117 decibels
8. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida) – 115 decibels
9. Neyland Stadium (Tennessee) – 113 decibels
10. Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Montana) – 111.3 decibels
11. Michigan Stadium (Michigan) – 110 decibels

I didn’t even get all the way through your post when I recalled going to a Huskies game back in 2008. I thought my eardrums were going to shatter. That cantilever overhang reflects all the noise back down on the crowd.

[Cledus]

Seems unlikely that a stadium holding 23,000 could be louder than any FBS major program stadium that holds 80-100,000.

They’ll say it all day with a straight face.

[GoCats18]

Gris fans have now accounted for 85% of all the FCS Championship tickets that have been sold. The FCS just came out and said that if UM, and only if UM makes it, that the game site location will be moved to the Dallas Cowboys stadium, since they are the only FCS team that has a large enough fan base to fill that stadium. Tony Romo also said he would be on hand to see if the Gris fans are louder there then the Cowboy fans were at any game he played in while he was playing there. That would make the Gris fans the loudest fans he has ever heard in 2 different stadiums.

[BelligerentBobcat]

Seems unlikely that a stadium holding 23,000 could be louder than any FBS major program stadium that holds 80-100,000.

The sound has more to do with how the stadium is designed than the amount of people.

[justafan]

Seems unlikely that a stadium holding 23,000 could be louder than any FBS major program stadium that holds 80-100,000.

The sound has more to do with how the stadium is designed than the amount of people.

yup they used a toilet bowl as a model and got lucky with the loud echo chamber it created...Not sure if this is made up but probably not.
https://kyssfm.com/tony-romo-missoula-l ... his%20team.

[GoldstoneCat]

Gris fans have now accounted for 85% of all the FCS Championship tickets that have been sold. The FCS just came out and said that if UM, and only if UM makes it, that the game site location will be moved to the Dallas Cowboys stadium, since they are the only FCS team that has a large enough fan base to fill that stadium. Tony Romo also said he would be on hand to see if the Gris fans are louder there then the Cowboy fans were at any game he played in while he was playing there. That would make the Gris fans the loudest fans he has ever heard in 2 different stadiums.

[TomCat88]

Seems unlikely that a stadium holding 23,000 could be louder than any FBS major program stadium that holds 80-100,000.

The sound has more to do with how the stadium is designed than the amount of people.

WGS and Bobcat Stadium are as loud as they are relative to bigger stadiums because practically everyone is screaming in those two places. If you go to a “big time” stadium, you’ll notice that not everyone is screaming. When it happens in a big stadium you can tell the difference but it’s rare. It happened in a Phillies game in the playoffs vs the Braves I think. I wasn’t there but Just from the sound through the tv speakers you could tell. Usually only happens when a huge play occurs which that was.

MSU is by far the most successful road team at WGS. As successful as the home team over the last ten games there.

[tetoncat]

Seems unlikely that a stadium holding 23,000 could be louder than any FBS major program stadium that holds 80-100,000.

Many of those 100,000 are a long way from the field.

[JudithBasinCat]

Man, not only have their fans crowned them champions of the world again, the “unbiased” media is back on the Bobby train as well.

[Bobcat Sig]

Man, not only have their fans crowned them champions of the world again, the “unbiased” media is back on the Bobby train as well.

Return To Doubt Tree Dominance, amirte?

[MSU01]

Why are we taking about Griz fans on the Bobcat Athletics board?

[Griznationalist]

Why are we taking about Griz fans on the Bobcat Athletics board?

That’s what I wonder, too.

[Grizfan7]

Any of you have many gris friends? O my gosh. How their attitude has CHANGED in recent weeks!
They were SO QUIET several weeks ago, but NOT NOW!
Not only are they predicting just how bad they are going to bash the Cats, but they are proudly
proclaiming that their stadium is in the top ten of the loudest of all football stadiums in America.
I'm just a tad skeptical of that claim. I can only hope that our Bobcats will keep it very quiet.
But first we have to take care of EWU. Anyway, this is the propganda they are spreading:

Can you hear us now?!! Washington-Grizzly Stadium is in the top 10 of loudest stadiums in ALL of college football! Montana had an official decibel reading of 111.3 decibels back in 2013, though some Griz fans say they recorded higher levels up to 117 decibels using their own devices!
“Charles, we’ve been to some pretty cool places, but this has got to be the tops! Reminds me of Autzen Stadium up in Oregon.” – ESPN commentators Todd Harris & Charles Arbuckle
Here’s the top 10 loudest college football stadiums!
1. Husky Stadium (University of Washington) – 133 decibels
2. Memorial Stadium (Clemson) – 132 decibels
3. Tiger Stadium (LSU) – 130 decibels
4. Autzen Stadium (Oregon) – 127 decibels
5. Beaver Stadium (Penn State) – 122 decibels
6. Razorback Stadium (Arkansas) – 117 decibels
7. Kyle Field (Texas A&M) – 117 decibels
8. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida) – 115 decibels
9. Neyland Stadium (Tennessee) – 113 decibels
10. Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Montana) – 111.3 decibels
11. Michigan Stadium (Michigan) – 110 decibels

See below. Is 111.3 not louder than 110? Ha. Because the sidelines are only 8 yards from the stands, it is extremely loud at times on the field. How far are the stands away from the Bobcat sidelines? For those who are in the Cat section in a couple weeks, we'll see if they experience any big noise. Seahawks stadium down low is the loudest stadium I've ever been in.

"A Grizzly Athletics measuring team say they recorded a noise level of 111.3 decibels with rented equipment, though fans at a different location in the stadium tell NBC Montana they saw a recording on their own device of 117.3."

https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/highe ... days-game-

Wash-Griz stadium's stated capacity is 25,217. The lowest reported attendance of the 5 games this fall is 25,430. Largest was 26,978 this season, which I believe is the largest crowd ever at the stadium."UFC Bantamweight Champion and Helena resident Sean O’Malley raised the 37 flag."

[Cataholic]

Any of you have many gris friends? O my gosh. How their attitude has CHANGED in recent weeks!
They were SO QUIET several weeks ago, but NOT NOW!
Not only are they predicting just how bad they are going to bash the Cats, but they are proudly
proclaiming that their stadium is in the top ten of the loudest of all football stadiums in America.
I'm just a tad skeptical of that claim. I can only hope that our Bobcats will keep it very quiet.
But first we have to take care of EWU. Anyway, this is the propganda they are spreading:

Can you hear us now?!! Washington-Grizzly Stadium is in the top 10 of loudest stadiums in ALL of college football! Montana had an official decibel reading of 111.3 decibels back in 2013, though some Griz fans say they recorded higher levels up to 117 decibels using their own devices!
“Charles, we’ve been to some pretty cool places, but this has got to be the tops! Reminds me of Autzen Stadium up in Oregon.” – ESPN commentators Todd Harris & Charles Arbuckle
Here’s the top 10 loudest college football stadiums!
1. Husky Stadium (University of Washington) – 133 decibels
2. Memorial Stadium (Clemson) – 132 decibels
3. Tiger Stadium (LSU) – 130 decibels
4. Autzen Stadium (Oregon) – 127 decibels
5. Beaver Stadium (Penn State) – 122 decibels
6. Razorback Stadium (Arkansas) – 117 decibels
7. Kyle Field (Texas A&M) – 117 decibels
8. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida) – 115 decibels
9. Neyland Stadium (Tennessee) – 113 decibels
10. Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Montana) – 111.3 decibels
11. Michigan Stadium (Michigan) – 110 decibels

See below. Is 111.3 not louder than 110? Ha. Because the sidelines are only 8 yards from the stands, it is extremely loud at times on the field. How far are the stands away from the Bobcat sidelines? For those who are in the Cat section in a couple weeks, we'll see if they experience any big noise. Seahawks stadium down low is the loudest stadium I've ever been in.

"A Grizzly Athletics measuring team say they recorded a noise level of 111.3 decibels with rented equipment, though fans at a different location in the stadium tell NBC Montana they saw a recording on their own device of 117.3."

https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/highe ... days-game-

Wash-Griz stadium's stated capacity is 25,217. The lowest reported attendance of the 5 games this fall is 25,430. Largest was 26,978 this season, which I believe is the largest crowd ever at the stadium."UFC Bantamweight Champion and Helena resident Sean O’Malley raised the 37 flag."

It is amazing how loud empty seats can be! The number of empty seats on TV for the Sac State game was unbelievable!

[catatac]

Is it cold too?

[Grizfan7]

Any of you have many gris friends? O my gosh. How their attitude has CHANGED in recent weeks!
They were SO QUIET several weeks ago, but NOT NOW!
Not only are they predicting just how bad they are going to bash the Cats, but they are proudly
proclaiming that their stadium is in the top ten of the loudest of all football stadiums in America.
I'm just a tad skeptical of that claim. I can only hope that our Bobcats will keep it very quiet.
But first we have to take care of EWU. Anyway, this is the propganda they are spreading:

Can you hear us now?!! Washington-Grizzly Stadium is in the top 10 of loudest stadiums in ALL of college football! Montana had an official decibel reading of 111.3 decibels back in 2013, though some Griz fans say they recorded higher levels up to 117 decibels using their own devices!
“Charles, we’ve been to some pretty cool places, but this has got to be the tops! Reminds me of Autzen Stadium up in Oregon.” – ESPN commentators Todd Harris & Charles Arbuckle
Here’s the top 10 loudest college football stadiums!
1. Husky Stadium (University of Washington) – 133 decibels
2. Memorial Stadium (Clemson) – 132 decibels
3. Tiger Stadium (LSU) – 130 decibels
4. Autzen Stadium (Oregon) – 127 decibels
5. Beaver Stadium (Penn State) – 122 decibels
6. Razorback Stadium (Arkansas) – 117 decibels
7. Kyle Field (Texas A&M) – 117 decibels
8. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida) – 115 decibels
9. Neyland Stadium (Tennessee) – 113 decibels
10. Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Montana) – 111.3 decibels
11. Michigan Stadium (Michigan) – 110 decibels

See below. Is 111.3 not louder than 110? Ha. Because the sidelines are only 8 yards from the stands, it is extremely loud at times on the field. How far are the stands away from the Bobcat sidelines? For those who are in the Cat section in a couple weeks, we'll see if they experience any big noise. Seahawks stadium down low is the loudest stadium I've ever been in.

"A Grizzly Athletics measuring team say they recorded a noise level of 111.3 decibels with rented equipment, though fans at a different location in the stadium tell NBC Montana they saw a recording on their own device of 117.3."

https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/highe ... days-game-

Wash-Griz stadium's stated capacity is 25,217. The lowest reported attendance of the 5 games this fall is 25,430. Largest was 26,978 this season, which I believe is the largest crowd ever at the stadium."UFC Bantamweight Champion and Helena resident Sean O’Malley raised the 37 flag."

It is amazing how loud empty seats can be! The number of empty seats on TV for the Sac State game was unbelievable!

The number of people inside the Canyon Club and inside the boxes was unbelievable too. Also, the number of people waiting in line to get into the stadium when the game started was unbelievable.

[Grizfan7]

I thought this post of Prodical Cat was interesting:

"While I think Cats win on the 18th you have to be a bit more pragmatic. Its in Wagris where Cats lost last time they were there, they just came off smoking a Sac St team that was a projected seed and hung with the Cats till the 4th qtr, and beat an Idaho team in Moscow who the Cats lost to. Gris are as hot as a team gets right now, any outsider would pick them to win the game."

I don't know if UM is hot; I think they're just improving and starting to play up to their potential. We will see if they can keep it up. Cat/Griz should be a battle.

[Cataholic]

Any of you have many gris friends? O my gosh. How their attitude has CHANGED in recent weeks!
They were SO QUIET several weeks ago, but NOT NOW!
Not only are they predicting just how bad they are going to bash the Cats, but they are proudly
proclaiming that their stadium is in the top ten of the loudest of all football stadiums in America.
I'm just a tad skeptical of that claim. I can only hope that our Bobcats will keep it very quiet.
But first we have to take care of EWU. Anyway, this is the propganda they are spreading:

Can you hear us now?!! Washington-Grizzly Stadium is in the top 10 of loudest stadiums in ALL of college football! Montana had an official decibel reading of 111.3 decibels back in 2013, though some Griz fans say they recorded higher levels up to 117 decibels using their own devices!
“Charles, we’ve been to some pretty cool places, but this has got to be the tops! Reminds me of Autzen Stadium up in Oregon.” – ESPN commentators Todd Harris & Charles Arbuckle
Here’s the top 10 loudest college football stadiums!
1. Husky Stadium (University of Washington) – 133 decibels
2. Memorial Stadium (Clemson) – 132 decibels
3. Tiger Stadium (LSU) – 130 decibels
4. Autzen Stadium (Oregon) – 127 decibels
5. Beaver Stadium (Penn State) – 122 decibels
6. Razorback Stadium (Arkansas) – 117 decibels
7. Kyle Field (Texas A&M) – 117 decibels
8. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida) – 115 decibels
9. Neyland Stadium (Tennessee) – 113 decibels
10. Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Montana) – 111.3 decibels
11. Michigan Stadium (Michigan) – 110 decibels

See below. Is 111.3 not louder than 110? Ha. Because the sidelines are only 8 yards from the stands, it is extremely loud at times on the field. How far are the stands away from the Bobcat sidelines? For those who are in the Cat section in a couple weeks, we'll see if they experience any big noise. Seahawks stadium down low is the loudest stadium I've ever been in.

"A Grizzly Athletics measuring team say they recorded a noise level of 111.3 decibels with rented equipment, though fans at a different location in the stadium tell NBC Montana they saw a recording on their own device of 117.3."

https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/highe ... days-game-

Wash-Griz stadium's stated capacity is 25,217. The lowest reported attendance of the 5 games this fall is 25,430. Largest was 26,978 this season, which I believe is the largest crowd ever at the stadium."UFC Bantamweight Champion and Helena resident Sean O’Malley raised the 37 flag."

It is amazing how loud empty seats can be! The number of empty seats on TV for the Sac State game was unbelievable!

The number of people inside the Canyon Club and inside the boxes was unbelievable too. Also, the number of people waiting in line to get into the stadium when the game started was unbelievable.

Wow! You are amazing!! You monitor the lines into the stadium while also monitoring the Canyon Club and the boxes all while sitting in your front row seats (alluded to something like when discussing the Gris and Sac sideline brawl). I wish that I had your skills. I can’t do that at Bobcat Stadium…