The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will take on the Georgia Bulldogs in the All State Sugar Bowl on Thursday afternoon. The game was originally scheduled for Wednesday night, but was postponed in the wake of tragedy on Bourbon Street early on New Year's Day.

The final game of the College Football Playoff quarterfinals –between Georgia and Notre Dame – is here, with the chance to face Penn State in the Orange Bowl on January 9 up for grabs.

Flags are at half-staff outside the Superdome and at nearby state buildings as fans arrive a day later than scheduled for a College Football Playoff quarterfinal game between Notre Dame and Georgia at the Sugar Bowl.

The Sugar Bowl has been postponed after the attack in New Orleans that killed 15 people and injured 30 more. The event was meant to be held on Wednesday but was delayed after a car was driven into a crowd, an event which police are treating as a potential terrorist attack.

Kirkpatrick told WDSU, New Orleans' local NBC affiliate, she is expecting a briefing from the FBI on Thursday morning and Bourbon Street could reopen in the afternoon as city officials work to ensure the safety of the Allstate Sugar Bowl college football playoff game set to kick off Thursday night at the city’s Caesars Superdome.

ESPN will be the place to watch today's Georgia vs. Notre Dame CFP quarterfinal at the Sugar Bowl, which was postponed on Wednesday due to the terror attack in New Orleans. You can watch coverage of the Georgia vs. Notre Dame Sugar Bowl game starting at 4 p.m. ET on ESPN.

The Sugar Bowl game between Notre Dame and Georgia was postponed after an overnight attack in New Orleans. Here are the latest updates for the game.

Sugar Bowl security was ramped up outside the Superdome a little more than a day after an attack early Wednesday in the nearby French Quarter.

The game, originally scheduled for Wednesday night at the 70,000-seat Superdome, has been pushed back 24 hours to Thursday night.