The present went on in New Orleans roughly 36 hours after a terror assault hit town.
Within the early hours of New Yr’s Day, at the very least 15 individuals had been killed and dozens others had been injured after Shamsud-Din Jabbar allegedly drove a white pick-up truck right into a crowd of individuals within the French Quarter.
The Allstate Sugar Bowl was set to be performed simply a few miles away on Wednesday night time, however it was postponed to Thursday afternoon.
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Regardless of the delay, the Caesars Superdome was packed, as Notre Dame took a 23-10 victory over Georgia to advance within the School Soccer Playoff.
It was unclear for at the very least a short while about when, and probably even the place, the sport can be performed. Nonetheless, albeit with safety heightened, all went regular throughout the sport on Thursday.
After being named the Offensive Participant of the Sport, Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard thanked the Preventing Irish followers for popping out to the sport in what certainly is a complicated and scary time.
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“It’s been a really laborious week. Our ideas and prayers exit to all of the households affected a pair days in the past. We’re praying for them. However for all these Notre Dame followers to point out up anyway, it means the world to us. We felt all of them sport, I promise you,” Leonard stated to ESPN on stage.
Earlier than the sport, there was a second of silence for the victims, and chants of “USA” rang by way of the gang after the nationwide anthem.
Jabbar’s truck was flying an ISIS flag throughout the assault. He was killed after a shootout with police.
Jabbar, a 42-year-old U.S. citizen from Texas, drove a rented Ford pick-up truck with weapons and a possible improvised explosive system (IED) right into a crowd of New Yr’s revelers at roughly 3:15 a.m. native time on Wednesday, killing at the very least 15 and injuring greater than 30 others. Authorities stated different potential IEDs had been additionally situated within the French Quarter.Â
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Authorities say Jabbar, a U.S. Military veteran who lately held a six-figure job, opened fireplace on regulation enforcement officers, who returned fireplace, and was declared useless on the scene.Â
Fox Information’ Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.
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