Austin Simmons not a fan of the cowbells
- Thread starter Tractorman
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Complaining about them should help - we'll probably ring them less now since little buddy doesn't like it.
All you need to know about Austin Simmons is that Kiffin DID NOT try to get him to transfer to LSU. Instead he chose Sam Leavit!
No one mentioned the cowbells the last couple years.
Hell yes. Cowbell hate. We must be winning.
Great, thanks for bringing that up, now he’ll look like a superstar. Awesome
They are prepared. Drink says they brought 30 cowbells to practice and play the SNL more cowbell skit. Dang, I thought we were going to catch them off guard!
This reminds me of a post we MSU made in response to Arizona State last year. They had some people waving these little bells you would put on a dog or give a toddler. Then our video showed our fans. MORE COWBELL!
I sort of agree with him. Good tradition, but it's also annoying.
Theyll take my cowbell from my cold, dead hand.
Honestly, I expect to be buried with a cowbell. No sarcastericks.
He was asked a question and responded. Didn’t crap on them. I love our tradition, but I get annoyed by the bells after about an hour but continue to ring until I have blisters.
Still waiting on that downvote button.
Pretty sure he sits on the handle.
I love the cowbell tradition. It’s one of my favorite things. I love hearing them live.
They sound like *** on TV though. I think I’d hate us as much as the Vandy whistler if I was a fan of another team.
They sound like *** on TV though. I think I’d hate us as much as the Vandy whistler if I was a fan of another team.
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