NCAA Announces Shocking Final Decision On The Sugar Bowl Following Tragic Terror Attack In New Orleans On New Year’s Eve

Superdome in New Orleans (via Getty Images)
The 2025 Sugar Bowl was slated to be held today in New Orleans. It would see Notre Dame take on Georgia in a battle for supremacy. However, things have changed due to the tragic events on New Year’s Eve.

During the party on Bourbon Street for New Year’s Eve, a 42-year-old terrorist named Shamsud Din Jabbar drove through barricades, killing 10 people and injuring 35 others before crashing his truck. He then is gunned down by police after opening fire.

Due to this senseless tragedy and terror attack, the Sugar Bowl, which was initially scheduled to be held today at the Superdome in New Orleans, has been rescheduled by officials, and a new date for the event has been confirmed.

Sugar Bowl Reschdule To Tuesday Following New Orleans Terrorist Attack

The NCAA has officially delayed the Sugar Bowl between the Fighting Irish and the Bulldogs to Tuesday, January 7th. The game will still reportedly be held at the Superdome in New Orleans, and there is no word on any other changes yet.

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According to ESPN’s Laura Rutledge, extra security measures were implemented following the attack. Georgia has been put on lockdown at their hotel while the security team has done several sweeps on the building with dogs to check for bombs.

A University of Georgia student was also injured in the attack, and officials are currently watching him. No updates have been given regarding the student as of yet. However, as far as we know, the game will be taking place on Tuesday, hopefully with even more security.

VIDEO: Jalen Milroe Gets Exposed For “Tipping Plays” Which Likely Caused Alabama To Lose Bowl Game To Michigan

Jalen Milroe (Photo via Twitter)
If this was the end for Jalen Milroe at Alabama, he went out in the worst way possible.

Many fans thought the Crimson Tide should’ve been in the 12-team playoff, even with their losses. They proved early on against the Michigan Wolverines that they did not belong.

The Crimson Tide turned the ball over three times in a span of four plays during the opening 15 minutes as Michigan jumped out to a 16-0 lead.

Jalen Milroe could get nothing done.

The Michigan Wolverines seemed to know how to contain him, and all they needed to do was look at his feet.

A damning video online has surfaced of a guy exposing the Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback for tipping plays to his opponents.