let's go down to allie laforce with nick saban. >> allie: coach, what a two weeks this team has had. you win in overtime against l.s.u. then you come home and beat the number one team in the country. how is this team always able to rise to the occasion and get the win? >> i'm proud of the way our guys competed in this game today. we made plays when we had to. it's a great victory for our team, it's a great victory for our fans and great for the state of alabama. we're pleased and happy. mississippi state has a great team and you know when you play the number one team in the country you know they know how to win. i expected them to come back in the second half but our guys made the plays when they needed to. >> allie: we talk so much about blake sims and what a better quarterback he is at home but it was the defense that came up with three big interceptions. how proud are you of the defense? >> the turnovers were huge in the game. blake made two-third-down conversions in what amounted to be the winning drive in the game that were huge. he makes plays when he has to, too. >> allie: bla

here's more of allie laforce's conversation with jpp. e: inside the giants training facility in east rutherford, new jersey, jason pierre-paul's locker is pretty easy to find. it's the one with the haitian flag, a tribute to his haitian immigrant parents, his blind father and his hard working mother. what's your mom like? jason: you know, she used to come home -- she used to come home, cook for us and then go straight to sleep and then wake up the next morning and go to work, you know, and basically she was like a single parent, you know what i mean, because my dad, he couldn't work. allie: his parents initially weren't sure about football, but now they follow every game from back in florida. he listens. jason: yeah, and my mom normally tells him what's going on. she understands the game now. allie: now in his fifth season with the giants, jpp has become a huge fan favorite in the big apple. what's it like hearing them roar that first moment you step on the field on sundays? jason: i don't want to say i'm nervous, but, you know, just comi

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allie laforce is with hugh freeze. >> allie: coach, did that gatorade ice bath look as good as it feels? >> al, it felt so good, winning this game means so much to the people of this state, to our kids. we've had some tough breaks this year in some games and our kids fought all year. we're getting closer. that's a good team we beat there and just so proud of our guys and our university. our administration. our fans. awesome. >> allie: you did it with a banged-up football team. bo wallace was injured. your top two wide receivers out. what does that tell you about the team? >> our word for the week was resolve, you have to have resolve to get through the adversities in life and they played 60 minutes, had great resolve, played together, stuck together and the coaches did a great job. >> allie: where will the egg bowl trophy end up tonight? >> in my was on. >> allie: your brother went to mississippi state. you said you have cousins who went to mississippi state. who are you going to rub it in? >> i'm not going to rub it in. i'm going to celebrate with the fans and the coaches. >> allie: no