Mississippi State seeks cowbell record against Missouri on Sept. 26

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Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Mississippi State seeks cowbell record against Missouri on Sept. 26
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Mississippi State football is pursuing a world record for ringing cowbells when hosting No. 21 Missouri on September 26. The Bulldogs aim to surpass the unofficial record of 6,768 cowbells, set by the Milwaukee Admirals in 2025. Mississippi State previously set an official record of 5,748 cowbells during a pep rally in 2015. Volunteers will count cowbells as fans enter Davis Wade Stadium to ensure an accurate tally. Quarterback Austin Simmons of Missouri is preparing for the challenging environment expected from Mississippi State fans.

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  • •Mississippi State hosts No. 21 Missouri on Sept. 26.
  • •The goal is to surpass 6,768 cowbells set by the Admirals.
  • •Previous record of 5,748 cowbells was set in 2015.
  • •Volunteers will use clickers for accurate counting at entrances.
  • •Quarterback Austin Simmons comments on the challenging atmosphere.
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  • 10:06 AMYahoo Sports — More cowbell! Mississippi State football eyes new world record vs Missouri
  • 10:05 AMYahoo Sports — How Mississippi State plans to reclaim world cowbell record at football game vs Missouri
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Missouri's QB already finds Mississippi State's cowbells annoying. Now Bulldogs football fans are chasing a world-record crowd.

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