Mizzou Football Looking to Improve Pass Coverage as SEC Play Approaches
Mississippi State will try to break its cowbell world record while Missouri opens SEC play and prepares for the stadium noise.
- The Mississippi State Bulldogs host the Missouri Tigers at Davis Wade Stadium this Saturday for an attempt to break the world record for the most cowbells ringing simultaneously.
- To counter the ruckus environment, Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz has his staff ring about 30 cowbells during practice. Linebacker Nicholas Rodriguez noted, "We have people walking around with cowbells, ringing it in our ears."
- With 832 passing yards and 11 touchdowns this season, sophomore quarterback Kamario Taylor leads Mississippi State's offense. Missouri defensive back Chris Graves faces the challenge of slowing Taylor's deep passing attack against four receivers combining for 721 yards.
- Returning to Starkville, Missouri quarterback Austin Simmons and wide receiver Cayden Lee prepare after transferring from Ole Miss. Drinkwitz praised Mississippi State head coach Jeff Lebby’s development of Taylor, calling his approach "pretty ingenious."
- This matchup provides Missouri a test of what SEC play entails. Defensive back Graves advised teammates, "You don't really have to listen to it if you silence it, so depends on the mentality.
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Mizzou Prepares For Cowbell Madness Against Mississippi State
The Missouri Tigers open their SEC schedule this weekend, heading to Davis Wade Stadium to square off with the No. 24-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs. Not only do the Tigers open conference play on the road, but Mississippi State is making a world-record attempt at the game on Saturday. The Bulldogs have a tradition of ringing […]
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Mizzou football looking to improve pass coverage as SEC play approaches
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Mississippi State aims to reclaim cowbell world record at home football game
Mississippi State fans will have a chance to make history on Saturday. Bulldog fans attending Mississippi State’s SEC home opener against Missouri and former Ole Miss quarterback Austin Simmons are encouraged to bring one or multiple cowbells to help the school reclaim the cowbell world record. In 2015, Mississippi State claimed the official Guinness World […]
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