Alabama freshman sensation Jalen Hurts has played in quite a few big road games this season, and you'd think LSU's Death Valley or Tennesee's Neyland Stadium—-two of the nation's most decibel-rich environments—-would have been the loudest.
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But not so, according to the young quarterback. He says it was Arkansas' Razorback Stadium.
The fact that Jalen Hurts said Arkansas was the loudest environment he played in this year is impressive. Bama played @ Tenn & @ LSU too.
— John Nabors (@JohnNaborsShow) December 28, 2016
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The Tide won that game 49-30 in front a crowd of 75,459, which is well over the stated full capacity of 72,000. Hurts passed for 253 yards and 2 touchdowns, and rushed for another two scores in the game, which doesn't bode well for Washington Saturday in the semifinals.
That game will be played in a front of a similarly large crowd (71,228 official capacity) at the Georgia Dome.
