Not to kick a dog when it's down (pun incidental), but I'm watching the game again on my computer. I'm using a program that shows a graphic for certain sounds and pitches. Tech talk aside, it cuts out crowd noise and let's the cowbell ring through.
It's insane. Well over 100dcb at the camera/mike boom location. When the center is over the ball, the noise is supposed to stop. That's the wink and nudge version of the rule....
It's ringing from the moment we get the ball, go to huddle, get to line, and complete the play. Small pause to rest that ringing wrist and then it's back.
Gotta be a kings dumb fan base to squander this generosity and now is the time to do something about it. Yesterday, had we lost or it have been close, everyone would say, "oh the usual whining Bama fans not happy cause they lost/almost lost." But that's not the case, the team did a great job and played through it. Because of that, it's the perfect opportunity to show that they are violating the generous vote from the other SEC schools which allows them to bring artificial noise makes into the stadium.
As such, what's a realistic way to point this ridiculousness out to the SECcommission requesting that they change it? Is there something that the fan base can do or is this all up to the universities?
Another tech note, I measured the crowd pregame (at it's loudest) and during our plays. The entire crowd wasn't ringing during our time on the field, but based on the program somewhere between 60-75% of the fans were, so this isn't a "few bad eggs" scenario.
Or am I just being a bigger idiot than usual about this?
It's insane. Well over 100dcb at the camera/mike boom location. When the center is over the ball, the noise is supposed to stop. That's the wink and nudge version of the rule....
It's ringing from the moment we get the ball, go to huddle, get to line, and complete the play. Small pause to rest that ringing wrist and then it's back.
Gotta be a kings dumb fan base to squander this generosity and now is the time to do something about it. Yesterday, had we lost or it have been close, everyone would say, "oh the usual whining Bama fans not happy cause they lost/almost lost." But that's not the case, the team did a great job and played through it. Because of that, it's the perfect opportunity to show that they are violating the generous vote from the other SEC schools which allows them to bring artificial noise makes into the stadium.
As such, what's a realistic way to point this ridiculousness out to the SECcommission requesting that they change it? Is there something that the fan base can do or is this all up to the universities?
Another tech note, I measured the crowd pregame (at it's loudest) and during our plays. The entire crowd wasn't ringing during our time on the field, but based on the program somewhere between 60-75% of the fans were, so this isn't a "few bad eggs" scenario.
Or am I just being a bigger idiot than usual about this?
