Here in the bubble with ESPN's Rachel Nichols.

Rachel, how are you?

I'm bubble-licious, thank you.

Yeah, Saturday morning in the bubble,

and we have a little corner of the resort here.

There's like a little corner of ESPN people,

and we get on a bus, We kind of move around here.

You've been here, what, maybe a month? Yeah. How long have I been here? You lose track of time.

I mean, let's be honest, I was losing track of time this entire shutdown, right? How do you differentiate

a Tuesday from a Sunday when no one's actually going out of the house to work or school or anything like that? But yes, down here, absolutely.

Yeah. One of our colleagues was coming down. Well, Cassidy Hubbard, she's coming in. And she texted me the other day and said, hey, I'm leaving. What should I bring? And I go, I thought you weren't coming to like August 7th or something.

And I look at my phone and it was August 6th.

Yeah.

And I go, oh, that's not two weeks from now.

No, that's now.

There you go.

When people ask you, Rachel, what it's like in here, especially to watch the games

because people are watching the games on

television. And what I get a lot of, like, you guys aren't hearing the sound in there, right?

The players don't hear the piped in sound. They're not hearing the music. This is just for

TV, right? There's a lot of, it seems like people think that we're just sitting in a quiet,

empty studio. Well, part of that is because they used the scrimmages to experiment with what was in

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