McKnight, Nelson ready to set the tempo on offense

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.

“I’m excited to be playing again and playing against better…