Missouri QB issues unintentional challenge to Texas A&M fans

Texas A&M is known for having one of the best home-field advantages in college football, and Aggies fans might be motivated to get a little louder than usual on Saturday.

No. 9 Missouri is traveling to College Station, Texas, this weekend to take on No. 25 Texas A&M. While discussing the game on Tuesday, Tigers quarterback Brady Cook was asked if he is concerned about the noise his team will have to deal with at Kyle Field. Cook said it can’t be louder than the noise the Missouri coaching staff has thrown at him in practice this week.

“The noise at practice is actually louder. They put these big speakers pretty much two feet right behind me. You can’t hear anything, it’s loud,” Cook said. “In stadiums, it’s loud but it’s kind of like a surrounding more distant loud, so it’s a little different. I think it’s just as loud or louder or tougher to communicate. So, that’s great work. We’ve been doing that every single rep this week.”