The Big Easy will crown a champion once again inside the Superdome.
When college football fans think of iconic championship moments, New Orleans often comes to mind. From LSU’s unforgettable 42-25 win over Clemson in 2020 to the Sugar Bowl’s long history of shaping national champions, the city has been at the heart of the sport. Now, the Caesars Superdome will once again host the College Football Playoff national championship, this time on Jan. 24, 2028, for the 2027 season.
This marks the first time in eight years that the CFP finale returns to New Orleans. No other city blends culture and football history like New Orleans. LSU’s championship runs and the Sugar Bowl’s legacy cement it as a natural fit.
The Superdome delivered in 2020, and Super Bowl LIX in 2025 reminded leaders that the city can handle the spotlight. Past title games brought hundreds of millions in tourism revenue, energizing the local economy and drawing national attention.
For fans, the news means another chance to see college football’s biggest stage meet one of America’s most vibrant cities. For New Orleans, it’s another opportunity to prove why it’s still one of the sport’s most important hosts.
Circle January 24, 2028, because once again, all eyes will be on the Superdome.
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