North Downs South 25-10 Behind Ma, Hoying

Sun., Jan. 21, 1996

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Notre Dame’s Derrick Mayes scored two touchdowns, adding another highlight-reel catch to his spectacular career as the North beat the South 25-10 in the Senior Bowl on Saturday.

Bobby Hoying was named the game’s MVP, completing 16 of 24 passes for 190 yards. The North held the South’s offense to minus-25 yards on 21 carries.

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