1. Can LSU handle the noise produced by 50,000 or more cowbells?: One of Scott Strickln's greatest accomplishments as Mississippi State's athletic director before he moved to Florida last October was convincing chancellors and presidents of the 13 other SEC schools besides State that it was the traditional, inalienable, legal right for every Bulldogs fan to ring a cowbell, the most annoying artificial noisemaker known to mankind, at home football games. Mississippi State has the second smallest stadium in the SEC with a capacity of 61,337. Because of that, maybe the SEC chancellors and presidents believed the Bulldogs deserved a legit homefield advantage, so they said it's fine to clang the cowbells during dead ball situations.
Three questions LSU needs answered vs. Mississippi State
