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If home field advantage is generally worth 3 points, what is the value of deafening crowd noise?
Well, if that were true, then offenses would always operate on a silent count so they are better prepared for deafening crowd noise. Or so one might think.Pretty much "0", but it makes attending the games more fun for a lot of folks.
It’s worth slightly more in college, but not that much…more like 2.5 in NFL and 3 in college, as a rough guide. But only part of that is due to crowd noise, as you’re also dealing with travel, unfamiliar facilities and routines, etc.I thought home field advantage was generally thought to be 6-7 points in college and 3 points in the NFL.
I usually take the underdog + piThis is probably irrational, but my estimate is 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679 points.
Give or take.
I have heard Auburn is louder from those who have been to both stadiums.I wonder if auburn is louder than Bama. Bama for 100k plus was very quiet
I thought home field advantage was generally thought to be 6-7 points in college and 3 points in the NFL.
Not sure of an actual number, but I thought it made a difference in last night’s MNF game, which turned out to be a 1 point win for the home team.
I’d say going for it on 4th was certainly the right call…the other fumble was on 3rd down, and I don’t think there was another spot where they kicked a FG (but certainly one where they could have passed on one at the end to go for it).Broncos not kicking FGs hurt them more than the travel and crowd. Unless you think the crowd noise affected the coaching staffs mind.
I’d say going for it on 4th was certainly the right call…the other fumble was on 3rd down, and I don’t think there was another spot where they kicked a FG (but certainly one where they could have passed on one at the end to go for it).
How many points is home cooking from refs worth?
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Results based thinking…expectations will always be better to go for it from the 1 than kick a FGI can usually support road teams being aggressive, but the Seahawks are expected to be playing for the #1 pick in next year's draft. Once the Broncos adjusted they didn't give up anything to the Seahawks. The one FG puts em up by 2 instead of down 1.
dunno... I watched bama get bfd by crowd noise BIG TIME... but what do i know? lmaoIt’s not irrelevant, but it’s certainly less than most in the public would think (much like injuries)…I’d quantify it somewhere around a point or two in extreme cases.
I talk with my mom who has hearing issues and now has a working hearing aid. Great. Her roomate in LTC has her TV blaring in the background. I dunno... but Mom can't much hear me (although her aid works just fine... maybe too well) and speaking with her is a fing nightmare.. trying to talk over the TV noise is killer. So imo, most people will struggle with noise. And yeah... imo... it does interfere with how one thinks.I’d say going for it on 4th was certainly the right call…the other fumble was on 3rd down, and I don’t think there was another spot where they kicked a FG (but certainly one where they could have passed on one at the end to go for it).