Saturdays Down South hit different than anything else in life dude. I'm closing in on 5 decades of life, and there is NOTHING like a college football Saturday. It starts off the day before with a trip to the grocery store to get barbeque, burgers, hot dogs, beer, etc. On Saturday at 9A you find your spot on the couch and join up with ESPN College Gameday and you don't leave that spot until after midnight when the west coast teams finish up the day. The crowds, the cheers, the fight songs... we're already in countdown mode now until it kicks off again. I've just discovered your channel recently with your viewing of college football stadiums, and dude, watching them on TV or recorded on KZfaq... there's nothing like being on of those 100K screaming fans when your team plays it's biggest rival and pulls out the W.

You are starting to truly understand why American College football is such a big deal here! enjoy the reactions!

You didn’t even get to see them rip the goalpost down 😂 it was awesome

Been a Vols fan all of my life, and have my friend and her daughter my tickets for this game because I was moving. At the time, I lived a couple of miles from campus, and when I say I could hear the roar of the stadium in my backyard, I am not joking. 😂🍊🧡

Two old rivals in the conference. This is a rivalry game called the Third Saturday in October (played on that day obviously). Tennessee last won a national championship in 1998 and has not been very good since. Alabama has been a juggernaut for the last 12-15 years, winning several national championships and dominating Tennessee in this rivalry. This game was the first time in a long time Tennessee actually competed with Alabama and, as the announcer said, broke a 15 year losing streak. For Tennessee fans it was a HUGE win and marked the arrival of our team as a competitor in many, many years. That's why there were fireworks and chaos at the end.

I’m so glad you’re reacting to actual games. It’s so rare to see this.

I've been a TN fan all my life. Even though I watched the game, I was still yelling at the screen. Lol

Tennessee Volunteer here. East Tennessee born and raised. Cumberland Plateau Morgan County. In Tennessee it’s Big Orange Country. Hard to find a more hardcore fanbase anywhere. Here recently our fortunes have gotten better. The past 20 yrs have been the worse stretch in our history. Our history up to that point was top 7 nationally all time in wins. But it’s all about the here and now.. Thank the good Lord we are climbing back.

Both teams played at an extremely high level and left it all on the field. It was a very cathartic victory for TN since it had been so long coming. As a TN fan I thought it was all over when AL ran the fumble in, but the chemistry on our team that year was just unreal and they would not be denied.

It cut out one of the most important things that makes college football unique and special, the fans storming the field after a huge upset and ripping down the goalposts.

That day was insane being in Knoxville having my two best friends beside me gives me chills anytime I watch this game back

I was there...36 rows up...on the side he kicked the winning field goal...stormed the field and celebrated...it was one of the top three moments of my life...been a Vol fan for over 40 years and I cant remember a better game... I thought we were gonna lose, and I said those very words to my brother right after Bama scored that last touchdown...that it was the best game id ever seen win or lose...the atmosphere in that stadium from beginning to end was something i truly cant explain...only one way to feel that...

Nothing Like SEC Football! Go DAWGS!

Rocky Top you’ll always be home sweet home to me.

I've been watchin' football since I was a kid in the late 1970s. I can say with all honesty that was the greatest game I have ever seen and I've seen some good'uns. You oughta watch the post game celebration for that game, it was incredible. I got a bit misty eyed watchin' it with my family and we all felt so proud to be Tennesseans that night.

I was watching this game with my wife, sister mom, dad, and mother in law. When Tennessee won we went crazy. It was such an amazing game to watch. We went outside and all of our neighbors were yelling and screaming back and forth with us. It was awesome.

Roll Tide!! I live in North Alabama, bordering Tennessee. My guy grew up in Tennessee. We get along so well, until the 3rd Saturday in October!! I can let him have a win once every 15 years, I guess! lol My den is decorated in orange and crimson, with assorted signs for both teams. We have a goal post behind the TV and the Tennessee logo on one wall and the Alabama one on the other!

Helluva night, I’ll never forget watching this, especially after they tore down the goalpost and threw it in the nearby Tennessee river. But I’m a Georgia Bulldog, we hate both of these teams lol. Go Dawgs!

This was my senior year at UT, I was in the student section and this game is one that I will remember for the rest of my life. It was absolutely an amazing experience and game.

Props for going through the whole game. Welcome to SEC football. 40+ years of having to go through these games. War Damn Eagle.

You have to watch/react to the 2013 "Kick 6" Alabama vs Auburn Iron Bowl Game. This is one of college footballs best rivalry games as well!

It’s funny when you realize the UT offensive plays played in highlight form is pretty much the same speed they run their offense.

I LOVED this reaction Lyle!!!!

That was a great game. National televised. Millions of people tune in. Over 150 years of college football tradition.🎉🎉🎉

Awesome highlight! Tennessee has won more games against Bama than any other team and Bama has beaten Tennessee more than any other team! ROLL TIDE!!!

Anything can happen in college football that is why it is so loved. This amount of scoring is rare.

tennessee native/fan here, and i've never been more happy of all these videos about this game and others. love to see other people find out about college football

Not even a fan of either team, but I remember watching this game at Dave and Busters, and just about every single person in that building stopped what they were doing and watched those last few minutes. SEC is such a good conference and brings amazing games every year.

Tennessee had not beaten Alabama in 15 years. That’s why the goal posts came down and the celebration was huge.

Loving the videos. It's cool to see people from other countries reactions and see them start to understand why we love college football so much here. Now for you to pick your team and follow them this season!

You also have to realize that this is Football in the South Eastern Conference. They're one of, if not the best conferences in all of NCAA football and have always produced high quality teams. I'd say about 50% of the players on the field at any given time go to the NFL after college because they're usually the best of the best, though there are definitely other schools that are contending for the top. No matter where you are in the US, you grow up near a college of some kind and this sort of passion for teams becomes ingrained in you early on, no matter how good that team is. I would HIGHLY recommend experiencing a game in person if you can. It truly is unlike anything you've ever experienced.

Trivia: A young man who played football with my son in high school went to Tennessee and made the team as a walk-on.

I was at this game and rushed the field when it ended. I was on the end that Bama kicked towards at the end. The feeling when I saw the miss was incredible and when I watched our kick go through I was in pure disbelief

Welcome to the SEC, home of some of the best college ball ever played. Roll Tide Roll (The Vols earned this spectacular victory. They brought their A-Game. Mad respect.)

The stadium was ELECTRIC ⚡

My favorite part of this game is that play where Jalin Hyatt ran by everyone and caught the ball for a touchdown. Could watch that play all day. This game was so cathartic for us Tennessee fans... to finally beat Bama after 15 years in what was once one of the most intense rivalries in all of sports, and in such dramatic fashion. I'll never forget standing in the living room at my dad's house watching that 4th quarter and shouting when the kick went through.

A couple things. The history matters. Alabama has been dominant over Tennessee (and the rest of football) for about 20 years. Any country song will tell you about how much Alabama is hated by Tennessee fans. 2. The crowd is supposed to be as noisy as possible when the other team has the ball so they can not audible (change play, move players) while on the field

Brings tears of joy to my eyes every time I watch the vols win. Shoutout to the guy who recommended the video

I was 20 when this game was played, first time I was old enough to remember us beating Alabama. One of the best days of my life!

This was a game that will be talked about for years to come, so glad you reacted

@patrolnation you seriously need to look up some Derrick Henry highlights. Played college football at Alabama then went to the Titians in the NFL and now the Ravens. He’s a beast!!

This was the matchup in the movie Forrest Gump. Bama's uniform hasn't changed.

15 years of losing to alabama snapped in one amazing game. After the game the entire stadium of 100k people got onto the field to celebrate, tore the goalposts down, marched them around town, and then threw them in the river. God I love college football

UGA vs Ohio State ….phenomenal game called the miracle at midnight. Def worth the watch. New Year’s Eve. The ball dropped at midnight the same exact time the game ended. It was the best game I’ve ever seen!

You should definitely check out Oklahoma vs Texas in 2023, uploaded by Wheels. • One of the Top 3 rivalries in college football. (And it's not 3rd) • It's played on a neutral field exactly halfway between both universities. • The stadium is split 50/50 between Oklahoma fans and Texas fans. Roughly 100,000 fans. • The Texas state fair is occurring outside of the stadium with hundreds of thousands attending. • For about the last 10 years, almost every game has been decided by one score. • The 2020, 2021, and 2023 games were insane. • It's traditionally called "The Red River Shootout", but they rebranded/censored it to "Red River Rivalry." 🙄

please watch the aftermath of this game! the field storming by the crowd was insane, they ended up throwing the goalposts in the river!

One if the best nights in long time. Huge party and the ending... Holy shit went hard

One thing about American Football that is very unique is "The 12th man". 11 players on the field for each team and when the home team has the ball the fans will be extremely quiet before and during plays only making noise when something great happens. When the visiting team has the ball the 12th man takes the field with the 11 home team defensive players. A huge part of Football is disguising what you are doing while trying to figure out what the other team is doing. That is why there is so much time between plays. The defense is "reading" the personnel and positioning of the offense while the Quarterback is reading the defense the same way. When a receiver runs across the field for no reason he is actually letting his Quarterback know if the Defense is playing man to man pass coverage or Zone. Both teams can and will call "Audible's" which means a player on the field saw something he didn't like and changed the play the coaches sent in because of it. The Quarterback is usually exclusively in charge of offensive audibles, where as the Middle Line Backer in a 3-4 defense or one of the inside linebackers in a 4-3 defense is best positioned to be heard by the entire team when he changes the play. Now back to the 12th man. Every loyal home fan in the stadium will cheer as loudly as possible while making any other noise they can manage(cow bells, air horns, smashing your arm against the seat back so it behaves like a drum) while the visitors have the ball. If you make enough noise they have to stop speaking their changes and communicate by signals and sigh language. If the visiting offense does something good the crowd immediately shuts up and there is a eerie silence until they approach the line again to line up in formation for the next play. Some teams fans are better at it than others, in the NFL the Seattle Seahawks fans made so much noise on a goal line stand once it registered on local seismographs as a minor earthquake. Some times the visiting offense will be so confused trying to change a play they will have to call one of their 3 time outs to avoid a five yard delay of game penalty because the 25 second play clock ran out. Nothing pleases the fans more than stealing a time out from the visitors, the next play is always louder. I have been inside an NFL stadium when the crowd noise was so loud I could not hear my own voice yelling inside my head above the rest of the crowd. There was so much sound coming in to my ears the sound being generated inside my head was inaudible. I was horse and replying to every question with "What?" for a week.

There’s a fan reaction video from this game and it’s pretty amazing to watch. This is my favorite game and I have been going to TN games since 1993. That TN vs Kentucky game (Manning v Couch) was just as crazy and my 1B favorite game I have ever watched.

This was hands down THE BEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME I'D SEEN IN A LONG TIME. I Live in Tennessee and UT has done so well with Coach Heupel . Sadly , Nick Saban the Alabama coach has since retired and he is the KING Of Coaching , everyone respects him. He was just THAT GOOD,.

I was there at that game with my Brazilian buddy and it was his first American football game ever. I'll never forget it as long as I live

I was at THIS game. As a UT fan, it was ELECTRIC! You could feel it in the air.

That was an epic, high emotion game! It was an unbelievable atmosphere that just can't be replicated. The feeling when Tennessee won at the end was unreal!! So much fun!

Rivalry games are where it's at! Epic!

Roll Tide!! 🔥 I think that was Tennessees first win over Bama in 15 years. It happens. 😁

You can FELL THE NOISE ❤😂 I've been to over 100 Tennessee Vols Football Games in my 48 years and this was amazing!!!!One of the The MOST MEMORABLE GAMES at NEYLAND! GBDO

Just watch SEC football 2024 buddy. There is a game like that every year, and the story lines leading up to them are theirnown universe. I highly reccommend getting into college football hardcore for one season. All the commentary, Cinderella stories, tradition....it goes on brother. We are coming off some controversy last season. Wasnt the way it should have ended, so us diehards were left with a bad taste in our mouth. But 2024 should get it close to right with the new nfl style playoff toncrown our champ. Tune in guy!

A great game that was last year is Ole Miss Rebels vs LSU Tigers, CRAZY game

Now either 23 iron bowl auburn vs Alabama or 18 rose bowl Georgia vs Oklahoma

In my opinion, one of the best games played in the last few years was Oklahoma Sooners vs. Texas Longhorns in 2023.

It doesn't get much better than a good Iron Bowl game! You should watch either the "Bama escapes 4-OT thriller" from 2021, spoiler Bama wins or the "The Kick Six" Auburn wins on a last second run back off a field goal attempt!

That game made Hyatt 11 a multimillionaire. Ps. The T is always Tennessee, this college was founded before Texas was even a state

We just couldn't stop Jahmyr Gibbs!

I live near Knoxville where this happened. A set of goal posts got CARRIED by the crowd and tossed into the river after the game. They were wild.

Great video. I believe this is the game that UT fans tore the goal post down and threw it in the river. Come to the US and see a game live! There is nothing like it. Roll Tide!!

Watch the 2013 Iron Bowl! Alabama Vs Auburn 2013! Best football game I have ever seen in my life.

Bro, i was there. It was truly an amzing feeling. First time we beat thrm in 16 years. The vols are here to stay. You should be a tennessee fan.

I was at the game. It was amazing! Not sure if you heard at the beginning, but Alabama won the last 15 in a row. It use to be a massive rivalry and Alabama stands atop the college football world. So beating them meant everything.

Wanna another good one. Oklahoma vs Texas Tech. Baker Mayfield vs Pat Mahomes. Passing record in that game

As a Tennessee fan I can’t tell you how happy this game made me. The fact that it was against Saban made it that much better.

The rule is you do mark forward momentum. But he wasn't thru running yet & did make it. Yes, he did cross. it's hard to tell sometimes. 28-10 isn't a big lead with only half the game gone. These condensed game reels are what you need to watch to learn about the game. Ask a lot of questions. There are is two clocks running. One timing the game and another for game play. A third is implied to show delay of game.

Checkout Ole Miss vs LSU from 2023, which is in my opinion the best game of the year from an explosive play, entertainment perspective

I was a student at TN during this game, the most electric game i have ever been to.

You have to check out the actual celebration, we went nutz. Cigar smoke haze, goal posts in the river etc etc etc it was crazy fun

SEC🤘

This is NOT the 2024 game, it is the 2022 game, Alabama won the 2023 game.

Watch the Georgia versus Ohio State college football playoff game. Great lead off into the New Year…literally!

In the South, College Football is a second religion! The SEC division is the South Eastern Conference with several MAJOR rivalries. Tennessee and Alabama being one University of Florida and EVERYONE! lol Mainly Georgia and Tennessee tho. Those are always good games!!

Funny enough there actually is another big orange T for the University of Texas Longhorns, and this year they are switching conferences from the Big 12 to the SEC which is the conference Tennessee is in.😂

Clarififcation of a rule for you, in football, only the ball must cross the plane of the goal line for a touchdown to score

I was there in my regular seat that I've had since 1985. I don't smoke, but I sensed the win, so I took two cigars to the game. Chewed on a cigar for 2 days. If you're ever at a game, come see me at Neyland - Section X5 Row 15 Seat 5. Missed only 2 home games since '85.

They actually hit 50+ yard field goals pretty regularly. Close to 50% I would guess.

"Rocky Top you'll always be Home sweet home to me!! Good ole Rocky Top, Woooooo! Rocky Top Tennessee!!" Lyrics to the famous Vol song "Pizz on Bama!"😊

Reminder you don't have to cross the goalline, if just a mm of the ball crosses the line it's a touchdown.

I'm from the midwest [Indiana], in a state where until the late 90s/early 2000s when the Colts got Peyton Manning and became really good was by and large 90% basketball fans. High school basketball is huge in Indiana, as were the Indiana mens team at the time [still to a degree]. Literally almost every single house in Indiana has some type of hoop to shoot on outside. Whether it be a normal basket, a nice one built into concrete in the suburbs, or one without a net nailed up to a barn [very common], they are everywhere. I grew up a huge basketball fan obviously, but my dad grew up in Texas and infected me with the football bug also. When I was 8 we drafted Peyton. He was our QB until I was 21. To say I grew up with the guy basically would be pretty true. I say all that to say this - I love football, and if you love it as much as I do, there's nothing like Saturdays in the fall in the south. I plan on moving to the deep south when I'm able, just so I can live around others who share my love for the sport. It's really a lifestyle down there. Despite how much I love basketball and how popular it is here, nothing compares to football.

i hate saying this as a Bama fan, but watch what happens during the on field celebration (not giving it away)

By the way, that was the game fans tore down the goal posts and threw them in the river!!!

This looks a lot like the Alabama vs Tennessee 2022 game. Since our man can see the future, I'm placing a wager with my life savings in Vegas tomorrow.

The fans were so elated they rushed the field tore down the goalposts and threw them in the Tennessee River. Goalposts weigh about 500 lbs. In addition, beating Alabama is a big deal. Alabama is consistently one of the best teams in College Football. There was that game that went to 7 OT. I think it was LSU and Texas Tech.

The 3rd Saturdatday in October is the best rivalrry in CFB. GBO!

You need to do a reaction video to all that took place from the moment this broadcast ended. The post game celebration on the field was an all timer!

This is the kind of game that my Dad would have sarcastically called a real defensive battle. 😉

🍊🍊Go Big 🍊🍊 Lots of fans can’t remember back to the mid 90’s and mid 2000’s. From 1995-2006 Tennessee won 10 of the 12 against the Tide during that span. We won 7 in a row from 95-2001. The all time series record was 44-37 in Bama’s favor after Tennessee’s win in 2001. The Tide hired Saban in 2006 and preceded to win 16 of the next 17, including 15 in a row making it what it is today 60 wins by the Tide and 38 by Tennessee. It hasn’t always been this one sided. Folks 18 yrs old have only seen Tennessee win 1 against Bama. We just went thru the worst stretch in our history. We were 2nd all time in all time SEC Championships with 13. Winning our last one in 1998. We still rank 3rd all time in SEC titles won. Alabama has won 30 SEC titles, 10 since we last won one. Ga has won 14, 4 since we last won one. LSU has 12 titles, 5 since we last won one. We are 252 - 119 since 2002. In the years prior to 2002 if we counted how long it took to loose 119 games, it took 48 years. From 2001-1963 we lost 118 games. We are ranked 11 all time in wins our all time record being 876-414-53 one spot behind Ga which was well behind us before our slide. We were ranked 7th all time in 2002 in all time wins. I write all this saying be careful what you wish for. One bad hire and before you know it 20 years has passed and it might not be real peachy! LOL Good luck all!! But mostly to the Big Orange!! 🍊 🤷‍♂️

Great game, great reaction. Thanks.

Another good game to react to - Alabama v LSU 2019 game of the century. Plenty of current NFL starters on those two teams

Those are the games you love to watch!!!

This is one of the oldest rivalries in SEC football just has been insanely one sided during the saban era. Overlooked by a lot of college football fans but very historic.

Go Vols!!

Every Saturday for a UT home game in Knoxville you will se and hear 100,000 fans in Orange and White cheering for the Vols!

This was a “great” game, though tough as a Bama fan. We did so many things wrong on that day. But, this was our only loss under a Nick Saban led team, so Vols enjoy this one, we’ll enjoy the memories for the last decade and a half!!😂😂😂. Roll Tide!!!!