All eyes are on the Sugar Bowl as the University of Georgia and Notre Dame face off in a highly anticipated matchup.

The game comes one day after a terrorist attack in New Orleans that killed 14 people and injured 35 others in the New Orleans French Quarter.

The game was postponed because of the attack for the first time in the bowl game’s 91-year history.

Around 2 p.m., fans were seen entering the Caesars Superdome amid extreme security measures.

The game started at 3 p.m

Sugar Bowl officials issued the following statement regarding the attack:

“The Sugar Bowl Committee is devastated by the horrific events of early morning. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. “We are in ongoing discussions with local, state and federal authorities and will provide additional details as they become available,” said Jeff Hundley, Chief Executive Officer.

About the sugar bowl:

The 91st annual Sugar Bowl was scheduled for Wednesday in New Orleans at Caesars Superdome.

The two teams competing in the Sugar Bowl are the SEC Champions, the Georgia Bulldogs and seventh-seeded Notre Dame.

This will be the first year the College Football Playoff uses the 12-team format.

The Sugar Bowl is one of the quarterfinal games that determines who advances to the next round and competes in the playoff semifinals at the Orange Bowl in Miami Lakes, Florida.

The Sugar Bowl attracts thousands of fans to the city every year.

University of Georgia, Notre Dame responds to terrorist attack:

Notre Dame issued the following statement regarding the attack:

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The University of Georgia also issued a statement about the attack:

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