The raucous crowd definitely helped Tennessee secure a 24-17 victory.However, Alabama's play-by-play radio announcer Chris Stewart, claimed that Tennessee was pumping artificial crowd noise into the stadium as well.

On Wednesday, Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel was asked about the accusations, where he quickly shut down the rumors, claiming the stadium didn't need any help.

Josh Heupel met with reporters in Knoxville on Wednesday afternoon. Heupel covered several key topics in the press conference, including some recent claims by people close to Alabama that Tennessee pipes in fake crowd noise on game days at Neyland Stadium.

Tennessee has one of the loudest stadiums in the country in Neyland Stadium and it was on full display this past Saturday against Alabama. Vols fans were going nuts during the game and it resulted in the Vols taking down the Crimson Tide in the final seconds of the fourth quarter.

Coach Josh Heupel defended Tennessee football fans against the Alabama allegation of fake crowd noise at Neyland Stadium.

Against the backdrop that Neyland Stadium was accused of using piped-in noise to help generate a raucous environment in a game against Alabama, Tennessee coach Josh Heupel is calling on fans to take issue with the claim.

Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel had a strong response after claims of them piping in crowd noise in the win over Alabama.

Coach Josh Heupel said Tennessee fans should feel insulted by an Alabama broadcaster's allegation of artificial noise at Neyland Stadium.

Josh Heupel hadn’t heard about the accusation that Tennessee uses fake crowd noise at Neyland Stadium, but he still addressed the situation Wednesday when asked during his bye week press conference. “Neyland doesn’t need anything fake piped into the stadium for that to be the loudest place in America,

Coach Josh Heupel strongly defended Tennessee football fans against the Alabama allegation of fake crowd noise at Neyland Stadium.