Just a shade under 10 minutes of a conversation with Jeff Goodman.

It's 18 games instead of the full 20 game round robin. Marquette will only play Georgetown and Providence once each. More on this on Thursday when the league office publishes the full schedule.

Here's what the league office said about Bray:

Bray registered 18 kills and a BIG EAST-best 12 blocks in Marquette sweeps of Villanova and Georgetown. She was the lone competitor this week to rank among the top ten in three separate categories including blocks (1st, 2.00/set), hitting (8th, .400), and kills (10th, 3.00/set).

And the write up on Hamilton:

Hamilton ranked second in hitting (.600) and third in kills (4.17/set) among BIG EAST competitors this week as the Golden Eagles defeated Villanova (W, 3-0) and Georgetown (W, 3-0).

Here's how the league wrote it up:

netted her first-career goal in Marquette’s 2-1 victory over Western Michigan on Thursday, also drawing the foul that led to the game-winning PK in the 89th minute; dished out an assist on the Golden Eagles’ lone goal in 1-1 tie against St. Thomas on Sunday, totaling three points on the week

Here's how the league wrote it up:

Hamilton led the Golden Eagles with 58 kills in a 2-2 week that included matches against No. 1 Wisconsin (L, 1-3), No. 7 Oregon (L, 0-3), Air Force (W, 3-0) and Milwaukee (W, 3-1). On the week, she ranked third among all BIG EAST competitors in kills per set (4.14).

Soto scored two of Marquette's quick goals against UTRGV on Friday night. He kept his offense going against Wisconsin on Monday with an assist, but timing wise, that counts for next week's awards.

Here's what the league office said about the Swede:

A stalwart in net for the Golden Eagles, Målberg improved to 4-0-0 on the season with a pair of shut out victories over Detroit Mercy (6-0) and Harvard (1-0). In the lopsided victory on Friday, the sophomore goalkeeper came up big on five saves, while facing 11 shots. On Monday, Målberg denied each of Harvard’s scoring opportunities, while corralling two saves. Overall, he has 15 saves in a quartet of games with a 0.882 save percentage, along with three consecutive shut outs.

In addition to that, Noah Madrigal made the Big East Weekly Honor Roll after a pair of goals and an assist against Detroit Mercy.

Here's what the league office said about him:

Leading the offensive attack for Marquette, forward Brooklyn Merl tied for the league-high with six points in a pair of wins for the Golden Eagles. Trailing 2-1 in the season opener against Drake on Thursday, Merl broke through the Bulldogs’ backline off an assist from Mitar Mitrovic to punch in the equalizer in an eventual 3-2 win. On Sunday, the native of Cologne, Germany, stuffed the stat sheet with a goal and a pair of assists to lead Marquette to a 3-0 home win over Purdue Fort-Wayne. Merl opened the game with an assist just two minutes into the second half, before finding the back of the net in the 56th minute, extending the lead to two. Three minutes later, he connected with Mitar Mitrovic for the Golden Eagles’ third goal of the game.

The text of the tweet promoing the video: Marquette: The only team in the high major ranks that hasn't added a Division I transfer in the last two summers. Was this the right move? Should Shaka Smart have done something different?

Hill just recently received a scholarship offer from head coach Shaka Smart.