CUOMO: What a night in Houston history. It just was. We've never seen a team come back from a spread like that. The New England Patriots are Super Bowl heroes once again. Here's the play. This is what ended it in overtime. First Super Bowl in overtime. That was running back James White, reaching across the goal line with a Herculean second effort. That won the game. Super Bowl champion running back James White joins us now. I know everybody is trying to get in your ear about what happened. And I'm sure you're happy to talk about it. Take us to the moment in the huddle when you hear that it's your number that's called.</s>JAMES WHITE, PATRIOTS PLAYER: Once I heard my number called, I feel like everything went into slow motion for me. Just thinking about being a kid, having the ball in your hands and wanting on a championship for your team. And me actually being in that moment, I was just really excited. I just wanted to do whatever it took to get that ball in the end zone, just make a smart play at the same time but the offensive line did a great job. The receivers did a great job. And this is an amazing team victory.</s>CUOMO: You did a great job, too. First contact hit you about a yard and a half out. You had both hands on the ball, and you had to make the decision how to deal with first contact. What made you make that decision, to launch forward, release the ball, try to get it over the line? Were you thinking or just doing?</s>WHITE: Well, I mean, thinking and doing. I saw a little crease. But I saw a guy come in. But I mean, at that point in the game, I mean, you just got to do whatever it takes to get the ball in the end zone. Like I said, you've got to make a play for the team. And I mean, it's...
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