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Special thanks to the Sugar Bowl Committee and the sports information staffs at Florida State and LSU. Program design by Schaffhauser Design, Canton, Miss.  \nOfficial Partner of LSU Athletics  \nProud sponsor, along with Louisiana Seafood, of tailgates welcoming alumni back to Louisiana  \nCollege football is always a huge draw for travel to Louisiana. It means so much that we were able  \nto host the Allstate Louisiana Kickoff this year right here in Louisiana. I’d like to welcome everyone  \nfor a great weekend of football and fun as you FEED YOUR SOUL IN LOUISIANA!  \nTo learn more about Louisiana go to [LouisianaTrav el. com](LouisianaTrav el. com)  \nLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BILLY NUNGESSER  \nThe Allstate Sugar Bowl  \n For the Good of New Orleans   \nThe Allstate Sugar Bowl, which will host the 89th edition of its football classic on  \nDecember 31, is comprised of more than 100 male and female volunteer members whose  \nsole purpose is to sponsor and promote amateur sporting events as well as to foster revenue to spark economic growth in the city of New Orleans and the state of Louisiana.  \nColonel James M. Thompson, publisher of The New Orleans Item, and sports editor Fred Digby, first presented the idea of a New Year’s Day football classic for New Orleans in 1927. After many years of hard work, the idea came to fruition during the depths of the Great Depression, with the first Sugar Bowl Classic, between Tulane and Temple, being played on January 1, 1935. The event has gone on to survive many difficulties, including a World War and a devastating hurricane, to establish itself as one of the most uniquely successful amateur athletic achievements in the history of American sports.  \nWhile the Sugar Bowl Committee is known for its outstanding tradition of providing the best action that college football has to offer, the Sugar Bowl is more than just a football game — a whole lot more.  \nFrom its inception, the Sugar Bowl Committee, originally known as the MidWinter Sports Association, has been free of political  \nentanglement. Under the charter it was stipulated that  \nit was to be a “voluntary, non-profit civic organization whose members serve without remuneration.” In practice, this means that every Sugar Bowler buys his/her own tickets to all events.  \nWhile the Sugar Bowl Committee is known for its outstanding tradition of providing the best action that college football has to offer, the Sugar Bowl is more than just a football game — a whole lot more.  \nThe work of the Sugar Bowl’s volunteer membership is evident in the many different  \n ALLSTATE LOUISIANA KICKOFF  3  \nLloyd Frischhertz, President of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Committee, presents $10,000 Allstate Sugar Bowl Women in Sport scholarships to Sophie Brodtmann, Isabelle Foret and Sarah Amacker.  \nsporting events the committee sponsors each year. In addition to holding a prominent position in postseason college football, the Bowl also conducts competitions at the prep and intercollegiate levels. Sports included in the Bowl’s repertoire include basketball, golf, lacrosse, sa","cbCaipMeCkXAAb03","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipMeCkXAAb03","pdf",13894740,"English","# Sugar Bowl — For the Good of New Orleans\n## Background and mission\n## Committee structure and volunteer role\n## Sports programs and sponsors\n## Economic impact and awards","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Committee?\",\"answer\":\"The committee exists to sponsor and promote amateur sporting events and to foster revenue that supports economic growth in New Orleans and Louisiana.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the Sugar Bowl tradition begin?\",\"answer\":\"The document traces the initial idea to a New Year’s Day football classic concept presented in 1927, which later came to fruition with the first Sugar Bowl Classic in 1935.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of activities does the Bowl support beyond the main football game?\",\"answer\":\"It supports many sporting events across basketball, golf, lacrosse, sailing, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field, and volleyball, and sponsors championship events for the Louisiana High School Athletic Association.\"}]","Sugar Bowl - For the Good of New Orleans - Overview | PDF",1791800667]