Kevin Harlan

What do you think is interesting outside the game itself?

And so it does.

It kind of keeps you on your toes, and it's fun to bring in other people that are interested now in the NFL in this big game.

Well, you know, you compartmentalize.

One of the problems today, though, is

between our things with the coaches here and a couple things I've had to do with people in San Francisco and getting ready for our game tonight, three different times I've tried to go to the bathroom, and I can't now because I've got to come back to my desk and do stuff that I wasn't planning to do.

So when I hang up with you, I'm making a beeline to that bathroom and going to enjoy myself for about, I don't know how long it's going to take, and then I'll get back to work.

But everything else has kind of been put on hold.

You can't.

Can't really get any lunch.

You've got to kind of stay by.

I've got the ESPN show here with Malika and their group because these trades are coming fast and furious.

And the deadline, the countdown is on.

And then our game tonight now, we've had a couple trades involving both these teams, the Suns and Warriors, yet trying to keep up with the different things.

You know, Imanwari, the versatile defensive back of Seattle, was shown limping after practice yesterday.

The right shoulder of Drake May has become an issue.

And so there's just so much going on that if you do pause for anything, whether to eat or do otherwise, you're behind.

And on a day like this, you can't get behind.

So it's thrilling, and I'm glad to be in this chair and have this responsibility.

But you do kind of put everything else on hold because you're kind of the slave of these different things that are ongoing and not –