Sugar Bowl in Georgia
In an article today, Michelle Hiskey of the AJC said:
For 71 years, the Sugar Bowl poured tradition from its colorful home in southern Louisiana.
Monday night, thanks to hurricane damage, the game played out in the center of concrete Atlanta.
More than merely 400 miles separate the Georgia Dome and the Superdome. Here, the Sugar turned into the Splenda Bowl — still sweet, but definitely not the real thing.
I thought that was funny.
For 71 years, the Sugar Bowl poured tradition from its colorful home in southern Louisiana.
Monday night, thanks to hurricane damage, the game played out in the center of concrete Atlanta.
More than merely 400 miles separate the Georgia Dome and the Superdome. Here, the Sugar turned into the Splenda Bowl — still sweet, but definitely not the real thing.
I thought that was funny.



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