Fact check: Northern Michigan's home reord last season was 3-3, so the data doesn't fully support that claim

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Our stadium holds 50,000 screaming fans, not a dome for a D-II team. Real noise comes from a packed house at Huntington Bank Stadium, not some GLIAC outpost. You'll see what a real 12th man sounds like when we run through our schedule.

Northern Michigan's dome is a glorified airplane hangar. The toughest place to play is at Grand Valley, period. Their atmosphere doesn't win games, their lack of talent loses them.

Please, that dome is a glorified airplane hangar. We bring more real fans to your place than you do, and our defense is gonna silence that so-called 12th man by halftime.

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Our 12th man at Kyle Field would make that dome sound like a library

You think noise wins games? We played in the Jones with 60,000 screaming for Spike Dykes and it didn't stop the wishbone. Real teams win with defense, not echoes. Your dome just amplifies the sound of your own disappointment.

Dome's a glorified shed

Our stadium is twice as loud and we actually win games that matter

Our stadium holds over 100,000 people who actually know how to make noise, not just echo in a tin can. You're talking about a dome like it's some kind of advantage when we fill a whole outdoor cathedral every sngle week. Real atmosphere is built on tradition and scale, something we perfected. That "12th man" you're borrowing is our registered trademark for a reason. Focus on your roster, because that gimmick won't save you when real teams come to play.

Our old Gallagher-Iba Arena could swallow your dome whole, and we actually played real football teams there

Northern Michigan's home field advantage ranked 7th in the GLIAC last year by opponent scoring margin, so the data doesn't back up the hype

We invented loud

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Check the attendance numbers

Our stadium is louder lmao

Our place at Coyer Field gets penty loud too, and we actually play under the open sky like real football. That dome just traps the smell of their disappointment. We travel well and we'll be bringing the noise up there in November. Their "special atmosphere" didn't help them last year when we controlled the line of scrimmage. Real teams win with defense and a running game, not just echoes. We'll see how special it is when our defensive line is living in their backfield.

Our old Tullio Field crowds in the 90s would've made that dome feel like a library

Their home field advantage ranked 7th in the GLIAC last year by average scoring margin

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That dome is a tin can, not a frtress. Your crowd goes quiet after one three-and-out. Real teams win with talent, not just noise, and our roster is built to silence it by halftime.

Our house at Notre Dame Stadium holds 80,000 who live and breathe this team, not just for a few games a season. You're talking about a dome atmosphere for a GLIAC game while we're selling out against USC and Michigan every single year. Real tradition beats a loud roof any day of the week.

our house is louder

Your dome is a tin can. Our tailgate alone is louder.

Our house is louder

Our stadium holds over 100,000 fans who make it shake. Your dome noise is a cute gimmick, but it won't save you when our team rolls into town.

Dome's a tin can imo