Stadium: Ladd-Peebles 
Capacity: 40,646 
Surface: natural 
Location: Mobile, Alabama 
First game: Jan. 7, 1950 
Playing sites: 
    Gator Bowl, Jacksonville FL (1950) 
    Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile AL (since 1951) 

Jan. 30, 2010 - North 31, South 13
Jan. 24, 2009 - South 35, North 18
Jan. 26, 2008 - South 17, North 16
Jan. 27, 2007 - North 27, South 0
Jan. 28, 2006 - North 31, South 14
Jan. 29, 2005 - North 23, South 13
Jan. 24, 2004 - South 28, North 10
Jan. 18, 2003 - North 17, South 0
Jan. 26, 2002 - South 41, North 26 
Jan. 20, 2001 - South 21, North 16 
Jan. 22, 2000 - North 24, South 21 
Jan. 23, 1999 - South 31, North 21 
Jan. 17, 1998 - South 31, North 8 
Jan. 18, 1997 - North 35, South 14 
Jan. 20, 1996 - North 25, South 10 
Jan. 21, 1995 - South 14, North 7 
Jan. 22, 1994 - South 35, North 32 
Jan. 16, 1993 - NFC 21, AFC 6 
Jan. 18, 1992 - AFC 13, NFC 10 
Jan. 19, 1991 - AFC 38, NFC 28 
Jan. 20, 1990 - North 41, South 0 
Jan. 21, 1989 - South 13, North 12 
Jan. 23, 1988 - North 21, South 7 
Jan. 17, 1987 - South 42, North 38 
Jan. 18, 1986 - North 31, South 17 
Jan. 12, 1985 - South 23, North 7 
Jan. 14, 1984 - South 21, North 20 
Jan. 22, 1983 - North 14, South 6 
Jan. 16, 1982 - South 23, North 7 
Jan. 17, 1981 - North 23, South 10 
Jan. 12, 1980 - North 57, South 3 
Jan. 13, 1979 - South 41, North 21 
Jan. 07, 1978 - Tie 17-17 
Jan. 09, 1977 - North 27, South 24 
Jan. 10, 1976 - North 42, South 35 
Jan. 11, 1975 - Tie 17-17 
Jan. 12, 1974 - North 16, South 13 
Jan. 06, 1973 - South 33, North 30 
Jan. 08, 1972 - North 26, South 21 
Jan. 09, 1971 - North 31, South 13 
Jan. 10, 1970 - Tie 37-37 
Jan. 11, 1969 - North 27, South 16 
Jan. 06, 1968 - South 34, North 21 
Jan. 07, 1967 - North 35, South 13 
Jan. 08, 1966 - South 27, North 18 
Jan. 09, 1965 - Tie 7-7 
Jan. 04, 1964 - South 28, North 21 
Jan. 05, 1963 - South 33, North 27 
Jan. 06, 1962 - South 42, North 7 
Jan. 07, 1961 - South 33, North 26 
Jan. 09, 1960 - North 26, South 7 
Jan. 03, 1959 - South 21, North 12 
Jan. 11, 1958 - North 15, South 13 
Jan. 05, 1957 - South 21, North 7 
Jan. 07, 1956 - South 12, North 2 
Jan. 08, 1955 - South 12, North 6 
Jan. 09, 1954 - North 20, South 14 
Jan. 03, 1953 - North 28, South 13 
Jan. 05, 1952 - North 20, South 6 
Jan. 06, 1951 - South 19, North 18 
Jan. 07, 1950 - South 22, North 13 

MVPs and winning head coach:

2010 - Dan LeFevour, C. Michigan - Jim Schwartz, Detroit
2009 - Pat White, West Virginia - Jack Del Rio, Jacksonville
2008 - Matt Forte, Tulane - Mike Nolan, San Francisco
2007 - Tony Hunt, Penn State - Jon Gruden, Tampa Bay
2006 - Sinorice Moss, Miami-Florida - Jeff Fisher, Tennessee
2005 - Charlie Frye, Akron - Norv Turner, Oakland
2004 - Philip Rivers, North Carolina State - Marty Schottenheimer, San Diego
2003 - Larry Johnson, Penn State - Dom Capers, Houston
2002 - Antwaan Randle El, Michigan - David McGinnis, Arizona
2001 - LaDainian Tomlinson, T-C-U - Mike Sherman, Green Bay
2000 - Chad Pennington, Marshall - George Seifert, Carolina
1999 - Cade McNown, U-C-L-A - Tony Dungy, Tampa Bay
1998 - Dameyune Craig, Auburn - Norv Turner, Washington
1997 - Pat Barnes, California - Norv Turner, Washington
1996 - Bobby Hoying, Ohio State - Dennis Erickson, Seattle
1995 - Derrick Brooks, Florida State - Ted Marchibroda, Indianapolis
1994 - Stan White, Auburn - Don Shula, Miami
1993 - Eric Hunter, Purdue - Bill Belichick, Cleveland
1992 - Tony Smith, Southern Miss - Art Shell, Oakland
1991 - Alvin Harper, Tennessee - Marty Schottenheimer, Kansas City
1990 - Blair Thomas, Penn State - Marty Schottenheimer, Kansas City
1989 - Cleveland Gary, Miami-Florida - John Robinson, LA Rams
1988 - Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma State - Chuck Knox, Seattle
1987 - Don Smith, Mississippi State - Don Shula, Miami
1986 - Napoleon McCallum, Navy - Dan Reeves, Denver
1985 - Paul Ott Carruth, Alabama - F.Gregg, Green Bay
1984 - Walter Lewis, Alabama - Don Coryell, San Diego
1983 - Dan Marino, Pittsburgh - Frank Kush, Baltimore
1982 - John Fourcade, Ole Miss - Chuck Noll, Pittsburgh
1981 - Neil Lomax, Portland State - Bill Walsh, San Francisco
1980 - Marc Wilson, B-Y-U - Bud Grant, Minnesota
1979 - Willie Jones, Florida State - D.Nolan, New Orleans
1978 - James Lofton, Stanford - Don Coryell, St. Louis
1977 - Tommy Kramer, Rice - Forrest Gregg, Cleveland
1976 - Craig Penrose, San Diego State - C.Fairbanks, New Engalnd
1975 - Steve Bartkowski, California
1974 - Bill Kollar, Montana State - Mike McCormack, Philadelphia
1973 - Chuck Foreman, Miami-Florida - Weeb Ewbank, NY Jets
1972 - Pat Sullivan, Auburn - J.D.Roberts, New Orleans
1971 - J.D. Hill, Arizona State - Lou Saban, Buffalo
1970 - Terry Bradshaw, Louisiana Tech
1969 - Jerry Levias, S-M-U - Allie Sherman, NY Giants
1968 - Kimm Hammond, Florida State - Hank Stram, Kansas City
1967 - Bubba Smith, Michigan State - Norm Van Brocklin, Atlanta
1966 - Howard Twilley, Tulsa - Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore
1965 - Steve De Long, Tennessee
1964 - Ode Burrell, Miss State - Tom Landry, Dallas
1963 - Glynn Griffing, Ole Miss - Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore
1962 - R.Bull, Baylor/Earl Gros, L-S-U - Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore
1961 - Dick Norman, Stanford - Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore
1960 - Jack Lee, Cincinnati - J.L.Howell, NY Giants
1959 - T.Sapp, Ga/N.Odyniec, Notre Dame - P.Brown, Cleveland
1958 - Jim Taylor, L-S-U - Joe Kuharich, Washington
1957 - Don Bosseler, Miami-Florida - Paul Brown, Cleveland
1956 - Don Goss, S-M-U - Paul Brown, Cleveland
1955 - Bobby Freeman, Auburn - Steve Owen, NY Giants
1954 - Gene Filipski, Villanova - Paul Brown, Cleveland
1953 - Harry Agganis, Boston University - Paul Brown, Cleveland
1952 - Al Dorow, Michigan State - Paul Brown, Cleveland
1951 - Bucky Curtis, Vanderbilt - Steve Owen, NY Giants
1950 - Travis Tidwell, Auburn - Steve Owen, NY Giants