Postponed Sugar Bowl played with enhanced security 36 hours after terror attack

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NEW ORLEANS—Georgia and Notre Dame fans packed a plaza adjacent to the Superdome and enjoyed music under clear skies—under the watch of snipers on rooftops—before filtering into the stadium for Thursday’s College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Sugar Bowl.

Notre Dame advanced to the Orange Bowl next Thursday against Fiesta Bowl winner Penn State.

While many fans extended their stay to attend the game, the postponement meant some were able to attend because of travel plans that were deemed too expensive or logistically difficult to change.