Cowbell Protocol for Utah Game

Friends,

Rice Eccles Stadium categorically prohibits noisemakers and instruments of all types.  (“Musical instruments or any type of noise-making device may not be brought into RES or JMHC during Utah athletic events.”  See http://gamedayr.com/sports/college-ncaa/rice-eccles-stadium-information-policies/.) 

But we have tickets near the visitor’s sideline, first few rows, and we want to bring a little taste of home to Michigan players and coaches.  So we’re bringing a cowbell and a beater, and we intend to set up a few cowbell cheers during tomorrow’s game. 

For Michigan regulars, what are the most appropriate occasions for the cowbell cheer?  When can the cheer be used to maximum effect?  (It’s been a few years since I’ve been to the Big House.)

For Utah regulars, do the authorities give greater leeway while in-field cameras are focused on fans?  Will stadium authorities merely expropriate the cowbell, or will they evict us from the premises?  (If the latter, then this is going to have to be a late 4^th quarter exercise.) 

I hope we’ll hear a few “Go Blue”s echo across the stadium before they shut us down!