Kentucky's Mikkel Skinner calls out Tennessee crowd noise: 'It's not real'.
Kentucky · Tennessee · Texas A&M“It was loud, but I started peeping what Tennessee was doing,” Skinner said Monday. “When they scored, the fans, shit was not nearly as loud.
But we was on third down it was loud because the speakers were pumping fake crowd noise. $39.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage Skinner only reeled in one catch for two yards and also ran the ball twice for six yards.
The Vols will pivot towards Texas A&M as they still have CFP aspirations, like Kentucky but now have the head to head. Head coach Josh Heupel is ready to move forward.
“The guys were in this morning and had an opportunity to learn a lot from the (Kentucky) tape and push forward to A&M,” Heupel said. “Getting ready to go play a really good football team.
KEY POINTS
- Kentucky's Mikkel Skinner was the latest to call someone out when it comes to fake crowd noise and he singled out Tennessee this time.
- The Vols trounced the Wildcats 34-6 on Saturday, but it didn’t stop Skinner from claiming Tennessee piped in some noise.
- Kentucky did not score a touchdown in the game, but it’s unclear if the crowd noise, real or fake, was the biggest factor to that stat line.
- Tennessee is now 7-2 on the season though, following the win over Skinner’s Wildcats.