Cowbells at Ladd Peebles Stadium for USA Game 9/13

[spbdawg]

Has anyone heard USA's policy on artificial noisemakers? Would hate to see a replay of the Troy game two years ago when Troy officials did not announce their rules on noisemakers prior to the game.

 

[vhdawg]

Here's the rule: Don't take your cowbell into any away stadium and ring it unless you're an idiot who wants to be in the market for a new cowbell.

 

[BigMotherTucker]

seems like a smart policy to go by.

 

[natchezdawg]

If they do not have a "noisemaker policy", I'm sure they will come up with one at a time of their choosing. When going to another school's stadium, you are pretty much at their mercy...

 

[vhdawg]

A bonus idiot cowbell pro-tip: Be sure to ring your cowbell openly and often pre-game, so that you can alert stadium security to your location when the game starts.

 

[thekimmer]

This....

Here's the rule: Don't take your cowbell into any away stadium and ring it unless you're an idiot who wants to be in the market for a new cowbell.

You are not at home. Not at a neutral site. You are guests of the USA. No way they are going to be OK with bells especially when they will probably be outnumbered in their own stadium. Whenever I have been to an opposing team's stadium for any sport it has not failed that as soon as bells were heard an announcement was made and then when rang again the bell and its operator usually left the stadium.

 

[KurtRambis4]

It's pretty sad

that this isn't common knowledge.

 

[spbdawg]

Glad to hear everyone here uses common sense.

 

[BulldogVetRep]

Bring a coke bottle full of rocks...cheaper..lol
















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