"I think we arouse passion," Krzyzewski said. "We're in a different world. I'm not sure we're in a world many people have been on, we just have to learn how to manage it."
Boozer initially said he worked as a programmer and made $125,000 per year. But when told former co-workers said he was an administrative assistant, Boozer recanted, saying he earned about $40,000 annually doing administrative work.
