Organizers of the 2025 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Louisiana, observed a moment of silence before the football game on January 2 for those killed in the terror attack in the city’s French Quarter the previous day.At least 14 people were killed in a vehicle-ramming attack on Bourbon Street in the early morning hours of January 1.The FBI was investigating the incident as an “attack of terrorism” and confirmed the suspect – shot dead at the scene – was US citizen Shamsud-Din Jabbar, 42, from Texas.The Sugar Bowl was previously scheduled to take place at the Caesers Superdome in New Orleans on January 1, but was postponed to January 2 due to the attack. News reports said extra security was put in place at the arena and no incidents were reported.Video filmed by UGASports.com reporter Anthony Dasher shows the moment of silence held before Thursday’s game, in which the University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish defeated the University of Georgia Bulldogs 23-10 to progress to the Orange Bowl. Credit: Anthony Dasher via Storyful