Jeff Hundley, CEO of the Sugar Bowl, also said "public safety is paramount, and all parties involved agree that could only be achieved with a postponement," in a statement. "Now we will move ahead to ...

"All agree it's in the best interest of everybody and public safety that we postpone the game," said Sugar Bowl committee CEO Jeff Hundley on Wednesday. The game, set to feature the CFP's No. 2 ...

There was a weariness to Jeff Hundley’s words. The Allstate Sugar Bowl CEO figured he’d slept about 2½ hours since getting that chilling phone call in the early hours of Wednesday morning ...

A battalion of explosive detection dogs worked the corridor used by fans staying in some of the 30,000 hotel rooms within a ...

Allstate Sugar Bowl CEO Jeff Hundley released a statement Wednesday sharing his condolences for the victims. He added that organizers are continuing to work with authorities ahead of kickoff.

Officials have identified the man who intentionally rammed a pickup truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street as revelers ...

"The Sugar Bowl Committee has a 90-year history of being a good corporate citizen for the city of New Orleans, and that's why this tragedy hurts us as much as anybody right now," Sugar Bowl CEO Jeff ...

Jeff Hundley didn’t have to worry about getting his Christmas wish Wednesday morning. The executive director of the Allstate Sugar Bowl already had received his — no less than a CFP ...

The College Football Playoff quarterfinal between Georgia and Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl has been postponed until Thursday, according to Sugar Bowl CEO Jeff Hundley. The No. 2 seed Bulldogs ...

The winner advances to the Jan. 9 Orange Bowl against Penn State. “Public safety is paramount,” Sugar Bowl CEO Jeff Hundley said at a media briefing alongside federal, state and local officials, ...

Sugar Bowl CEO Jeff Hundley said in a news conference that the playoff quarterfinal between Georgia and Notre Dame would be delayed to Thursday. The No. 2-ranked Bulldogs will take on the No. 5-ranked ...

Hundley said officials were working to make sure the game would be "a safe, efficient, and fun environment for tomorrow night." Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry sought to reassure football fans that the ...