Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter: Sugar Bowl to be played after terrorist attack in New Orleans

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Fans pass through security checkpoints as they enter the Caesars Superdome fan zone before the Sugar Bowl NCAA College Football Playoff game, Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025, New Orleans. (AP Photo/Butch Dill)

Welcome to the Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter.

THE SHOW GOES ON – The Sugar Bowl will be played in New Orleans at the Caesars Superdome on Thursday evening. More than ten people died, and many others were injured in the terrorist attack in New Orleans. The game has been rescheduled for 4pm ET. Continue reading…

CLOSE VIEW – New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick said earlier in the day that security at the Superdome will be as tight as the Super Bowl. Continue reading…

‘SCHEDULE NEXT’ – With Super Bowl LIX coming up in about a month, Kirkpatrick also had a message for fans on the phone about attending the game. Continue reading…

I’m not afraid – Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said he will attend the Sugar Bowl and that the Superdome is “totally safe.” Continue reading…

HELPING HAND – New Orleans defensive end Cam Jordan donated $25,000 to a fund to help families of victims of terrorist attacks. Former NFL player Antonio Brown also started a fund to help the families of the victims. Continue reading…

‘A SENSELESS ACT OF VIOLENCE’ – The New Orleans Pelicans staff played their NBA game against the Miami Heat with heavy hearts. Pelicans coach Willie Green and forward Trey Murphy III both talked about dealing with what happened at home. Continue reading…

NFL POWER LEVELS – Which team is leading the Fox News Digital Sports NFL Power Rankings before the final week of the regular season? Continue reading…

WATCH NOW – NFL reporter on FOX alongside reporter Jen Hale, a native of New Orleans, about how the city is preparing to host the Sugar Bowl after the New Year’s truck attack. Continue reading…

FROM FOX SPORTS – Get the latest on the College Football Playoff here. Continue reading…

FROM THE OUTKICK – Inside the Philadelphia Eagles’ decision to sit Saquon Barkley and give up a shot at breaking the NFL’s single-season rushing record. Continue reading…

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