A couple thoughts-
If MSU was simulating the snap count, and that is against the rules, then by all means Bo should bring it to the attention of the league. But, this seems like a fairly petty thing and also probably very difficult to enforce consistently. The best bet would be for our center not to rely solely on the sound of a hand clap. I can't imagine that would work on the road and probably also not very good at home. Seems like a pretty shaky method IMO.
This is no excuse for the repeated snap problems we had in this game. It's no different than complaining after the fact that their offensive line was holding us all night. When the refs aren't calling something, you adjust and/or take advantage of that. I can't blame MSU for clapping if it was throwing us off and we were too dumb to make any adjustment for it not being called. When they aren't calling holding, everybody grabs and hooks a bit more, don't they? Same thing.
I hate the single clap snap signal. There is no element of surprise or even slight advantage to our offense the way we do it. The timing is always exactly the same. Clap once then snap the ball. Defenders are getting off on the snap count at exactly the same time our players are. I can't prove this but it sure does seem like we have drawn way fewer defensive offsides/ encroachments since we went to the clap. It also seems like we're giving the defense an unnecessary advantage at knowing when to tee off on their rush. In effect, they know our exact snap count every time. Has the game changed that those few fractions of a second just aren't worth the trouble anymore?