COSTELLO: The head coaches in Super Bowl XLVII wants the focus to be on their players and not on the fact they're brothers. Jim Harbaugh of the San Francisco 49ers and John Harbaugh of the Baltimore Ravens think it's pretty cool for brothers to face off in the Super Bowl. Still, the two have coached against each other in a Thanksgiving 2011 game and John feels the family angle has been covered enough.</s>JON HARBAUGH, HEAD COACH, BALTIMORE RAVENS: Every story has been told. We're not that interesting. There's nothing more to learn, you know. The tape across the middle of the room story, ok? You got it, you know? It's ok. We're just like any other, you know, family really.</s>COOPER: Yes, just like every other family in America with two sons in the Super Bowl. Any who, thinking of buying a ticket for the big game? You'll have to go to the secondary market, as they say, and shell out some big bucks. Stubhub has seats ranging from $316,000, but you can also pick up a ticket for a mere $2,045. That's crazy. Well here's some news. A hockey fan gets kicked out not being rowdy but for wearing a coat and tie. To be honest the fan did more than that. He showed up in the seat behind the Ottawa Senators' bench looking just like head coach Paul McClain, bushy moustache and all. Ushers removed him from the arena. I guess the Senator's management really doesn't have a sense of humor. And watch this closely. A high school wrestler gets pinned not by an opponent but by this huge light fixture. Can you believe it, it fell from the ceiling. Michael McComish (ph) of South Dakota's Madison High got up after the crash and simply walked away. He later tweeted that he was just fine. Just got some stitches on his face. McComish may be left with a scar but he'll always have that great story to tell. That's a look at sports this morning. The next hour of CNN starts now.
Harbaughs: Focus on the Players