If NC State is going to go on the road and take down Mississippi State, it will need to do so in a loud environment. The Bulldogs are playing their second straight home game to open the season, and their fans will be hoping for a 2-0 start.

And per usual, people are going to be ringing a lot of cowbells.

The Wolfpack wanted to make sure their quarterbacks could try to block that noise out. So their players rang cowbells during the QBs’ weekly written test on Friday, which was shown in this clip tweeted by ESPN’s Taylor McGregor:

NC State is not used to hearing the cowbells at Mississippi State. In fact, it’s only played in Starkville once, and that was on Nov. 7, 1931. The past 3 times that these programs have faced off were in neutral-site bowl games, so they haven’t played on a campus since 1940.

The all-time series between the Bulldogs and Wolfpack is tied at 3, with Mississippi State winning the last meeting between the teams in the 2015 Belk Bowl.

Mississippi State and NC State are set to kick off on Saturday at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2.