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Cowbell Yell?

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ShinerAggie
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7:10p, 9/6/25
Was watching the Arizona State/MSU game. They played a clip from "Cowbell Yell"? I've never heard of it before. They were evening sawing them off and doing it at midnight. Is this something new or what? (honest question)
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7:20p, 9/6/25
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!
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In reply to rab79 • 7:23p, 9/6/25
That's kind of what I was thinking. They're evening wearing black uniforms with maroon highlights.
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7:38p, 9/6/25
So what's the SEC rule on when the fans at Miss St are supposed to stop the cow bell before a play. No artificial noise makers allowed my backside.

And that backside sound was definitely not artificial!
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In reply to ShinerAggie • 12:37p, 9/8/25
ShinerAggie said:
Was watching the Arizona State/MSU game. They played a clip from "Cowbell Yell"? I've never heard of it before. They were evening sawing them off and doing it at midnight. Is this something new or what? (honest question)

Jackie Sherrill started the Cowbell Yell back in the early 1990s. I guess they are still doing it today.
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