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The NBA bubble may not be scoring rave reviews from some players, but Paige Spiranac believes she would “thrive” at the closed Disney World campus.

“I would be thriving,” the golfer-turned-influencer quipped during Tuesday’s episode of her “Playing A Round” podcast. “I would have no contact with anyone from the outside world. I could stay in my little hotel … it would be great.”

The NBA’s version of summer camp comes with a laundry list of protocols because of the coronavirus pandemic, including guest access. With an Instagram model claiming she has already been invited to the bubble, Spiranac pondered how the “snitch hotline” — used to report rule-breakers — could come into play.

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