Kamario Taylor's mom found who has her missing custom cowbell but doesn't want it back
Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor's mom lost the custom cowbell of her son but says she no longer wants the cowbell returned to her.
Starkville — Kamario Taylor's mother, LaQuandra Conner, has identified the person who has her son's custom cowbell, but she does not want to give it back. Conner expressed her disappointment over the loss of the cowbell, which was a gift from a follower on social media. When she asked for it back, the person offered a signed jersey in exchange, which Conner declined.
Conner first posted about the missing cowbell on Facebook on October 4, following Mississippi State's loss to Alabama. She later discovered that Robert Callaway had the cowbell. Conner and Callaway agreed to a trade, but Callaway's daughter insisted on a signed jersey. Callaway has not made any public posts on his Facebook account.
Mississippi State has not released an injury update on Taylor since the game against Alabama, with coach Jeff Lebby stating that he is day-to-day. The Bulldogs have an open week before playing at LSU on October 17.
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