76 reactions · 21 shares | After months of waiting, college football has returned! In New Orleans, the sport had a decided home for decades: the Sugar Bowl (aka Tulane Stadium). For more on this iconic sporting venue, visit our First Draft story on the history of the stadium: https://www.hnoc.org/publications/first-draft/superdome-80000-seat-stadium-uptown-new-orleans-hosted-sporting-events | The Historic New Orleans Collection | Facebook

Introducing Sugar Bowl Parks our new full-size training facility on the high-speed Christmas Tree Express. Whether you're hitting the pro or intermediate jump lines, you’ll find everything from 70’ big air jumps to next-level features designed for progression. Learn more: sugarbowl.com/terrainpark Filmed & edited by Vinnie Zacha-Herthel with clips from Kadin Harris-Romano. | Sugar Bowl Resort

63 reactions · 56 shares | After it opened in 1924, Tulane Stadium grew into an 80,000-seat mecca of football, planted in the middle of Tulane University’s uptown campus. Before it was demolished in 1980, it hosted Tulane football games, the Saints’ first eight seasons, decades of Sugar Bowls, and three Super Bowls. | The Historic New Orleans Collection | Facebook