Alabama Football Prepares for LSU’s Intense Crowd Noise
Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer is preparing his team for intense crowd noise expected during their upcoming game at LSU in Baton Rouge, using artificial noise in practice and stating that scoring points is the best way to counter opposing crowd…
Birmingham, AL, November 5, 2026 —
The University of Alabama’s football team is actively preparing for the anticipated intense crowd noise during their upcoming game against LSU in Baton Rouge. Head Coach Kalen DeBoer has implemented specific training methods to help his players adapt to the challenging auditory environment.
In practice sessions, the team is utilizing artificial noise generators. This strategy is designed to simulate the high decibel levels and disruptive sound patterns they expect to face at LSU’s stadium, a known environment for significant home-field advantage.
DeBoer addressed the team’s preparation, emphasizing a key strategy for managing opposing crowd noise. He stated that the most effective method for countering a loud crowd is to focus on offensive execution and scoring points. This approach aims to shift momentum and reduce the impact of crowd energy on the game.
The coach did not provide further details on the specific types of artificial noise used in practice or the duration of these sessions. Information regarding the exact date of the upcoming game was not available in the provided summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Michael Brauner on yellowhammernews.com, see more information here.
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