Loudest DKR Moment You've Experienced

[hornfan785 569]

Mine would have to be this. The crowd exploded the instant Ramonce got the ball because we instantly all knew it was going to be a TD and Texas was winning that game. Greatest comeback I've ever witnessed. 2008 Missouri game was probably louder for a more sustained amount of time, but this single moment was the loudest I ever heard.

 

[Lat22 4070]

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

[ztejas 44114]

Per capita this was the best energy I've ever been in attendance for at DKR. I think the diving CJ catch was the loudest moment. Stadium wasn't full and there had to be a good 10k TCU fans that day but we were bringing the heat. 

TCU had beaten us 4 straight seasons by 17, 22, 43 and 38 points. There was a lot of catharsis that day. 

 

[hornbri 1504]

Lots of loud games, but this was a moment 

 

Edited October 7, 2022 by hornbri

[Cajun 11771]

8 minutes ago, Lat22 said:

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

This. Right. Here

Fucked their cocky ass shit up too.

[Cajun 11771]

Just now, hornbri said:

Lots of loud games, but this was a moment 

https://youtu.be/_7nSNJiF-m8

Lat22 and I were there, sitting side by side 45 yard line.  Hard to argue.

Still brings chills and I can still feel my sore throat from moment.

[The_highest_of_fives 670]

Didn’t attend a lot of games prior to 2005, but Bama was loudest sporting event I’ve been too.   There was a Knicks Spurs game in the old Hemisphere Arena in the early nineties that is probably second on my all time sports list.   Notre Dame in 2016 was pretty damn loud too.  

[Jerry Callo 8952]

I was there for Ricky's record-breaking run against a&m and the comeback against OSU.  Not sure which was loudest, but Ricky's run was one of the greatest moments in Texas football history. 

[mdmost 43850]

46 minutes ago, hornfan785 said:

 

Mine would have to be this. The crowd exploded the instant Ramonce got the ball because we instantly all knew it was going to be a TD and Texas was winning that game. Greatest comeback I've ever witnessed. 2008 Missouri game was probably louder for a more sustained amount of time, but this single moment was the loudest I ever heard.

 

 

I think I had an orgasm when that TD happened. Best comeback I'd ever seen...until VY did it the next year against oSu in Stillwater, which I attended. The nonchalant toss VY gives to Ramonce was maybe my favorite part of the play. 

[Tylerocks 2580]

Louded sustained crowd noise As mentioned, UH 1990

Other games where I was in attendance.

Ricky breaking the all time rushing record

ND OT game in 2016?

WV in 2012 was an awesome night...although an L. Jump Around was fun to watch/see

[Deej 77671]

42 minutes ago, Lat22 said:

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

So damned loud. Everyone was stomping on the metal benches the entire game. 

[t_eight 157]

Notre Dame 1996 - Willie sang the national anthem and this hit…

[BigBenBamboozle 1957]

Ohio State, even though we got Ginn’d, was the best atmosphere I’ve seen in DKR.

Single play has to be Kindle committing a felony on Taylor Potts. My lawd.

Edited October 7, 2022 by BigBenBamboozle

[NorthLoop 14421]

The OP was mine as well. I was on the first row in the student section. A ton of people were leaving at halftime and we were all like "where yall going? You know VY has this." Everyone who stayed knew what was gonna happen. 

[Etexhorn13 3091]

4 minutes ago, BigBenBamboozle said:

Single play has to be Kindle committed a felony on Taylor Potts. My lawd.

Was a freshman when this happened at my first game ever at DKR… definitely remember leaving that game with ringing ears and a headache. 
Others mentioned above - WVU 2012 was a rowdy one, ND 2016 swoops score, blocked kick returned for score against USC in 2018(?). Over the course of the whole game Bama this year was loudest game I’ve ever been to though. 

[Js1 86939]

2008 Mizzou coming off the OU win and being #1

Even though we lost, 2007 KSU when the sky opened up and the students who stayed got LOUD

[MissingInAction 25478]

1999 Nebraska. Applewhitr to Mike Jones for the game winning TD lit that stadium and the whole city on fire. 

Ricky vs Rice where he set the single game rushing record. Mack benches him with a lot of game left and the crowd starts chanting RICK-KEE, RICK-KEE!

[GreenspointTexas 9933]

It was 08 mizzou until this year. Bama game def gets my vote

[TrashMaster G 18030]

1 hour ago, Lat22 said:

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

Average volume for a four-hour game, this will not be topped.  The stadium was electric all night long.  Even when we got up big, because they had kicked our asses the three previous years.

[Macanudo 13254]

It's 1990 UH and then everything else.  That UH game was loud from start to end.  And when the cups started flying.....   Hahahahahaha.

[Longboard Horn 41319]

Bryant Westbrook's hit on the Notre Dame RB, 

Ricky's record in 1998 

[Your Mom 4956]

Remember when they had that decibel meter on the scoreboard? The orange bands around the edge of the scoreboard would light up and the light would rise higher and higher with the noise until at the loudest moment it would light up the Longhorn at the top.  Does the new scoreboard have anything like that? It should.  Lighting up the Longhorn became a goal 

Edited October 7, 2022 by Your Mom

[Luv2win 28]

11/09/1963.....Carlisle jumps Elkins route and intercepts pass with 22 seconds left to win game and send Horns to Cotton Bowl...yall know the end result! When crowd erupted the sound was thunderous as if 100K were in attendance that afternoon. Guess standing on West sideline made roar even louder. Hook'em!!

[pearlandhorn 3343]

Mizzou 08 after OU.

WVU in 2012 was pretty loud too.

[South Austin 53154]

43 minutes ago, Js1 said:

2008 Mizzou coming off the OU win and being #1

Was going to say this one.

I wasn't at the legendary 1990 Houston game, which seems to get mentioned a lot.  I was at Ricky's 1998 record-breaker against aggy, the 2016 OT thriller against Notre Dame, the 2018 blasting of USC, and this year's game against Bama, to name some of the loudest games I've attended.

But the Mizzou game in 2008 was the first time I've ever seen the Longhorns play at home ranked No. 1 (don't forget, Mizzou was ranked 11 at the time and had a damned good team), and it was after one of the best Texas/OU games in recent history.  When we jumped to a pretty big lead in the first half, that place was louder than I've ever experienced.

[Reynolds Woodcock 5064]

08 Mizzou for me.

I feel like it was pretty loud when Ossai picked Burrow in the first quarter of the LSU game in 2019. 

[Js1 86939]

1 minute ago, South Austin said:

Was going to say this one.

I wasn't at the legendary 1990 Houston game, which seems to get mentioned a lot.  I was at Ricky's 1998 record-breaker against aggy, the 2016 OT thriller against Notre Dame, the 2018 blasting of USC, and this year's game against Bama, to name some of the loudest games I've attended.

But the Mizzou game in 2008 was the first time I've ever seen the Longhorns play at home ranked No. 1 (don't forget, Mizzou was ranked 11 at the time and had a damned good team), and it was after one of the best Texas/OU games in recent history.  When we jumped to a pretty big lead in the first half, that place was louder than I've ever experienced.

I don’t think I could speak for a week after. We followed that up with a very close afternoon game against a highly ranked OSU squad that was hot as balls and about 50% of the Mizzou atmosphere 

[Zone Read 299]

Been to the vast majority of all home games since 1981.  I’ve sat in different sections and different stadium configurations so maybe that factors in what makes it loud but Ricky’s run, UH 1990 and Bama this year had my ears ringing.

[Huckleberry 34407]

This thread was about loudest single moment and I agree with the OP from that perspective. It wasn't the loudest overall game but that moment was an explosion of sound. So was Westbrook's hit on Kinder but I think the Ramonce reverse was louder. 

[CHIEF 5201]

1 hour ago, BigBenBamboozle said:

Ohio State, even though we got Ginn’d, was the best atmosphere I’ve seen in DKR.

Single play has to be Kindle committing a felony on Taylor Potts. My lawd.

Yep, that is the loudest I have ever heard at DKR. The stands were shaking in Section 6.

CHIEF

[Spankytoes 1748]

8 minutes ago, South Austin said:

Was going to say this one.

I wasn't at the legendary 1990 Houston game, which seems to get mentioned a lot.  I was at Ricky's 1998 record-breaker against aggy, the 2016 OT thriller against Notre Dame, the 2018 blasting of USC, and this year's game against Bama, to name some of the loudest games I've attended.

But the Mizzou game in 2008 was the first time I've ever seen the Longhorns play at home ranked No. 1 (don't forget, Mizzou was ranked 11 at the time and had a damned good team), and it was after one of the best Texas/OU games in recent history.  When we jumped to a pretty big lead in the first half, that place was louder than I've ever experienced.

This. Electric atmosphere

[Nope 3151]

Also the Kindle hit on Potts for me

[Sleepygrad 1031]

I've been to all the home games mentioned so far, except for UH 1990. The loudest individual moments were Ricky, Kindle decapitating Potts, and USC blocked kick scoop n score. Loudest sustained games were Nebraska 01, Mizzou 08 and Bama 22

[BigOrange1 6607]

36 minutes ago, South Austin said:

 

But the Mizzou game in 2008 was the first time I've ever seen the Longhorns play at home ranked No. 1 (don't forget, Mizzou was ranked 11 at the time and had a damned good team), and it was after one of the best Texas/OU games in recent history.  When we jumped to a pretty big lead in the first half, that place was louder than I've ever experienced.

on the very first play of the game mizzou tried to run an end around to maclin and roy miller completely blew it up for a 6-7 yard loss, the place blew up and never really stopped (at least in the first half).  great memories.

should add that i wasn't there for bama this year, but on tv it sounded loud as fuck.

Edited October 7, 2022 by BigOrange1

[Laga4 1270]

52 minutes ago, Luv2win said:

11/09/1963.....Carlisle jumps Elkins route and intercepts pass with 22 seconds left to win game and send Horns to Cotton Bowl...yall know the end result! When crowd erupted the sound was thunderous as if 100K were in attendance that afternoon. Guess standing on West sideline made roar even louder. Hook'em!!

I was at that game.  

7-0 doesn't sound like a very interesting game but that was one of the most exciting games I have ever attended.  

[lilMAC25 3969]

1 hour ago, BigBenBamboozle said:

Ohio State, even though we got Ginn’d, was the best atmosphere I’ve seen in DKR.

Single play has to be Kindle committing a felony on Taylor Potts. My lawd.

I was gonna say Kindle vs Potts. It was hot and muggy that night. We were in that endzone where it happened and for a second, I wasn’t sure if Potts head was still in the helmet or not. The place EXPLODED when that hit happened.

 

 

IIRC, Shipley housed a punt return that night as well.

Edited October 7, 2022 by lilMAC25

[C-Man 27685]

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

Yeah, I’m not sure I’ll ever experience a Texas home atmosphere like that again. I was a HS senior and came up for the game with my parents and younger brother. It was utter insanity. I haven’t been to DKR regularly in quite some time but those Nebraska games in the early Big 12 days were pretty sweet atmospheres.

[C-Man 27685]

Didn’t attend a lot of games prior to 2005, but Bama was loudest sporting event I’ve been too.   There was a Knicks Spurs game in the old Hemisphere Arena in the early nineties that is probably second on my all time sports list.   Notre Dame in 2016 was pretty damn loud too.  

I went to the final two Spurs/Blazers games in SA in the 1990 Western Semifinals and those were maybe the loudest basketball crowds I was ever part of — and I was at Game 7 in 2005. We whipped Portland’s asses in those games and HemisFair’s roof nearly blew off.

[Masshole Horn 808]

2 hours ago, Lat22 said:

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

This was mine.

[Armybrat 41319]

2 hours ago, Lat22 said:

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

Say what you want, sonny. 
But for us really olds it was Tommy Ford’s TD with 36 seconds to go in the 1962 game vs. the Piggies.

 

[conVINCEd 21477]

2 minutes ago, C-Man said:

I went to the final two Spurs/Blazers games in SA in the 1990 Western Semifinals and those were maybe the loudest basketball crowds I was ever part of — and I was at Game 7 in 2005. We whipped Portland’s asses in those games and HemisFair’s roof nearly blew off.

The Mavs playoff game at Moody was the loudest sporting event I ever attended and it’s not close.

[EvilCaseMcCoy 692]

Mine was 2008. #1 Texas vs #11 mizzou.  Texas had just upset a Sam Bradford led OU and came home to challenge Chase Daniel and a good Mizzou team.  The crowd won that game.  It was loud from the start, middle and end. 

[Valmy77 13567]

1 hour ago, GreenspointTexas said:

It was 08 mizzou until this year. Bama game def gets my vote

Yeah the games this year have been loud. I found that confusing but I have been told it is the beer. Alcohol fueled crowds are louder.

That Bama game was pretty nuts.

[Duane Moore 5636]

7 minutes ago, Armybrat said:

Say what you want, sonny. 
But for us really olds it was Tommy Ford’s TD with 36 seconds to go in the 1962 game vs. the Piggies.

 

Tommy Ford! My “Introduction to Coaching Football” instructor when I was at UT. 
 

1990 game against UH for me, but there weren’t a lot of home highlights during the McWilliams era. When have fans rushed the field since that game?

[Armybrat 41319]

1 minute ago, Duane Moore said:

Tommy Ford! My “Introduction to Coaching Football” instructor when I was at UT. 
 

1990 game against UH for me, but there weren’t a lot of home highlights during the McWilliams era. When have fans rushed the field since that game?

Wally Pryor: 

“Someone get that idiot off the goal post”. 🤣

[Horn80 6313]

2 hours ago, Lat22 said:

For us olds, it was 1990 Houston.  

From just TV perspective, agree about 1990 Houston but think recent Alabama game might have surpassed or at least tied.

[Vertigo 20461]

Ricky's run, the Swoopes run in overtime vs Notre Dame, and Bama. 

[TornACL 7791]

Not sure if it's the loudest but Missouri 2008 we were running late to the game. Riding the escalators up to the west side upper deck we heard the crowd from inside the walls of Belmont. I figured we had scored but didn't hear the cannon.

Was shocked to learn that the crowd noise was just from the sack on I think the first play of the game. The crowd was fucking into that shit that night.

[BurntOrange&White 41649]

Probably the WVU game in 2012

Edited October 7, 2022 by BurntOrange&White

[VirginiaLonghorn 4878]

Noise is relative.  Silence is deafening … and Memorial Stadium went stone deaf silent when TCU KOed James Saxton in 1961.  Texas lost the game 6-0 and probably it’s first MNC.

Yep, the cockroach game.