Khadeen Carrington ran the point for Seton Hall men’s basketball last season, averaging 15.5 points per, 4.4 assists, and nearly 33 minutes per game on a team that made its third straight NCAA tournament appearance and nearly knocked off top-seeded juggernaut Kansas in the second round.
Now, it will be up to heralded transfer Quincy McKnight and four-star freshman Anthony Nelson to step into the role Carrington left behind for Kevin Willard. McKnight, who transferred to Seton Hall following a breakout sophomore season at Sacred Heart, started against Wagner in the team’s home opener on Nov. 6 and looks primed to lead the duo.