Tips on sneaking cowbells in during AWAY games?

[msstatefan95]

I intend on going to the football game next year AT LSU. Any tips on how to sneak a cowbell in?

 

[Paperdawg]

Or offer the gate keeper a free corn dog & while he's distracted slide through

 

[Fdawg.sixpack]

it will be gone the second you ring it

also thanks for making the word at stand out so much just incase we didnt know what a road game was

 

[615dawg]

you can probably get it in but once you ring it, its gone. I've seen security take them from 7 year olds in opposing stadiums.

 

[PineGroveBully]

kurndog

 

[RocketCityDawg]

And on the team-gear sales table on the way into the arena, they offered cowbells for sale.
Actually they were calf bells, but I couldn't help thinking of the irony.

The first cowbells I saw at their games, a few seasons back, were Bully Bells brought in by MSU folks.
Arena folks like as much noise as possible.</p>

 

[ckDOG]

Lose a bet or something?

 

[vhdawg]

....stuff it down the front of your pants, and be cool. Once you get inside, set it on the ground underneath your program, hat, or pom-pom, and leave it there until the clock is actually running down in the fourth quarter, with MSU assured of victory. Then, and ONLY then, do you ring it.

The only places where they actually completely don't care are Kentucky and South Carolina. Anywhere but those two, the above rule is to be followed.

 

[Fletch Fletcher]

I've seen security take them from 7 year olds in opposing stadiums.

I was at the Bama game in '99. Their security confiscated some middle aged woman's cowbell ear rings. As soon as we start winning again, the cowbells will become a target.