Jerrelle Benimon of Towson has been named 2013 Player of the Year of the Colonial Athletic Association.

Joining Benimon on the All-CAA First Team is Georgia State's R.J. Hunter, Keith Hendleman of UNC Wilmington, Delaware's Devon Saddler and Northeastern's Joel Smith.

Jamelle Hagins of Delaware was named Defensive Player of the Year and Hunter was named Rookie of the Year.

Charles Jenkins is in his second NBA season with the Golden State Warriors after a standout college career at Hofstra where he became the school’s all-time leading scorer.

Mark Jackson spoke glowingly about the progress Jenkins has made under his tutelage.

“He’s been ready since Day 1,” said Jackson. “We drafted him and he is a legitimate pro in every way, works his tail off. He’s always ready whenever I call upon him, the first in the gym, the last to leave, a sparkplug.”

Jenkins averaged 17.5 minutes per game as a rookie, but is playing just 4.5 minutes per game during the first part of 12-13, backing up Stephen Curry and Jarrett Jack.

RealGM caught up with Jenkins for a video interview to discuss his homecoming to the Brooklyn area, his development with the Warriors, and what the future holds in his contract year.

Click here to view RealGM's interview with Jenkins.

The Hofstra University men’s basketball team announced Friday that freshmen Jimmy Hall, Dallas Anglin and Kentrell Washington and sophomore Shaquille Stokes have all been arrested and charged with “various counts of burglary.”

The four players have been suspended from the team indefinitely, pending the outcome of the case.

The losses of Hall and Stokes will be especially tough for Hofstra, as they were the team’s second- and fourth-leading scorers, respectively.

Hofstra has a record of 3-4.