if i had a son, i would love for him to play for coach bo ryan. his teams play the right way.i players represent himself and the university in the a professional, wonderful manner and he just does it right. he deserves to be here and certainly the rest of the world, the country, will be following and watching and hoping that he does well. >> and know about bo ryan, if you need to miss practice to concentrate more on school, i want you to do that. it's not something we hear often at this level of the game. so -- pretty impressive. >> very much so. >> all right. >>> don't go away. coming up next, we'll show you what the ncaa tournament is really all about, the highs, the low, the emotion that has us all transfixed by these games. >> unbelievable what these dudes believe about each other. >> the greatest professional week of my life. >> we got a front row seat to one of the best performances in the history of college basketball. >> damn! god! we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many yea

. >> head coach bo ryan of wisconsin. >> it's so exciting to bring a team here. that's how i get excited. >> connect's star guard. >> i'm just so glad to be back here now. so happy you start crying. >> and florida head coach billy donovan. >> we've been a team that's gotten it done together. >> "unguarded" is on location from arlington, texas. ♪ >>> welcome to "unguarded." we are at the center of the sports universe this week, and for good reason. there is nothing that grips the country quite like the ncaa tournament. and tonight, we'll get to know the people behind all the pageantry that will play out in this stadium over the next few days. we start with kentucky coach john calapari. as engaming as he is controversial, calapari has had spectacular success with teams loaded with one and donees. players who only plan to attend one year of college before bolting for the nba draft. this means his group is, by definition, very talented. and very green. ♪ three final four appearances in four years. so you, who already had experience, have this extreme familiarity with

i am fascinated by bo ryan. he has never been to the final four.has really built a great program. it is under the public radar. why is he so good? >> he has won four national championships as a division iii coach. he proved that he knows how to coach the game. it was an honor to go to his practice. they started out with things that are very fundamental, like how to pass a ball and where to catch a ball. he sticks to his fundamentals. he recruits for his program. he does not recruit stars. he does an incredible job getting guys to play his style of basketball. >> you were a great player at wakeforest. is the acc overrated? by each year, we will find college basketball on a different field than it was in the past. it will be very difficult for the likes of the dean smiths to put together programs that have the staying power year after year. with the advent of the freshmen impact player, it makes it difficult to build a consistent program over a period of time. they have taken it to a different level with a modern-day one-year program. the consistency

national title game thanks to a last second shot by thea amazing freshman, harrisson, and it left bo ryan looking for something other than basketball to watch when he returns to madison. >> they can play it as many times it will still go in. i don't happening it will not go in. so, anybody that watches it more than once,s i feel sorry for them. if you know the result why would you -- i take that back. i watched "dumb and dumber" about 20 times. and i might watch it a 21st. when i get home. >> 23 or 23. for kentucky, man, more like groundhog day. harrisson, hitting the first game-winning shot of the tournament. the 19-year-old is not getting caught up in all of the hype. >> it is expect kids to name their kids -- it is expected people name their kids after you and write songs, do you think you have become a historic figure. >> um, no. >> my daughter tweeted out she just became my second favorite erin. >> and kentucky will face yukon. women's final 4. notre dame woman hardly broke a sweat. keeping their season alive. mcbride on the run. breaker, lays it in. the lady irish, 37-0. advancing t

. >> head coach bo ryan of wisconsin. >> it's so exciting to bring a team here. that's how i get

. >> head coach bo ryan of wisconsin. >> it's so exciting to bring a team here.how i get excited. >> connect's star guard. >> i'm just so glad to be back here now. so happy you start crying. >> and florida head coach billy donovan. >> we've been a team that's gotten it done together. >> "unguarded" is on location from arlington, texas.

i am fascinated by bo ryan. he has never been to the final or for.has really built a great program. is under the public radar. why is he so good? >> he has won four national championships as a division iii coach. he proved that he knows how to coach the game. it was an honor to go to his practice. they started out with things that are very fundamental, like how to pass a ball and where to catch a ball. he sticks to his fundamentals. he recruits for his program. he does not recruit stars. he gets an incredible -- doesn't incredible job getting guys to play his style of basketball. >> you are a great fire at week four is. -- wakeforest. is the acc overrated? by each year, we will find college basketball on a different field than it was in the past. it will be very difficult for the likes of the dean smiths to put together programs that have the staying power year after year. advent of the freshmen impact player, it makes it difficult to build a consistent program over a period of time. they have taken it to a different level with a modern-day one-year

bo ryan 2rks.2. there's ees's a rumor they're going to rewrite your contact.ang the bell at the new york stock exchange. we're going to sit down and negotiate but i want the best for uconn. >> so even coming in here today, somebody sees you, if they say, kevin ollie, you're going to the nba, have they called? >> no the nba hasn't called. >> if they called would you answer? >> no not like in my life. >> let me pick up the paper next week, kevin and id says guess, what noe so-and-so called. >> no. i'm just worried about my kids here at the university of connecticut. i've gone three guys four guys that want to graduate on time. way. to be there for the graduation. actually that's going to be better than the national championship. i'm never going to say never, but i'm having so much fun. it's my dream job. >> his dream job. i fell in love with him. he's married, two kids very happy. >> he had a lot of different positions. >> and he played for uconn so every time he walks on the court -- >> and he knows jim here, like this. and then cover the papi. announcer: the m

wisconsin badgers coach, bo ryan, 50 grand. because it's only his secretary year, connecticut's coach kevin ollie receives only an extra $33,333. now the coaches are far from the only ones winning more than games during the final four. $572 is the average price of the ticket to tonight's semifinal. that's actually the cheapest it has been for a final four in four years. but don't think the ncaa just got generous. at&t stadium holds 105,000 fans, including standing room tickets which should break by just a little the previous final four record of 75,421 just three years ago. $275 million is what visitors to the two basketball games tonight and the one on monday are estimated to spend. and as for the players who those fans are all there to see, the players coached by the guys who just got those big bonuses? well, all the men's and women's players in the tournament do receive a gift pack that includes a fossil brown watch, gear from athletic manufacturer wilson, some final four swag and be a johnston's commemorative ring according