Chris Mullin has accepted St. John's offer to become head coach.

“He’s in,” a source close to Mullin told the Daily News, adding that he’s on his way to New York.

Mullin is St. John's all-time leading scorer.

Mullin served in several capacities with the Golden State Warriors, including five seasons as general manager. He is leaving a position as an advisor for the NBA Sacramento Kings.

Chris Mullin has been offered the head coaching job of St. John's.

A deal could be done as soon as Sunday night as Mullin considers taking the offer.

Mullin, 51, is one of the greatest players in St. John's history, winning the Big East Player of the Year award three times in the 1980s.

Mullin has spent time in a front office capacity with both the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings since his retirement.

St. John's and Steve Lavin parted ways this week.

St. John's and Steve Lavin have mutually agreed to part ways after five seasons.

Lavin and the school were previously deep into extension talks. Lavin led St. John's to the second round of the tournament.

"Coach Lavin returned high expectations to our men's basketball program and represented St. John's in a positive way," St. John's athletic director Chris Monasch said in a statement Friday. "We appreciate his commitment to the program and to our student-athletes over the past five years."

St. John's is interested in former NBA player and St. John's star Chris Mullin as Lavin's replacement. Mullin, who led St. John's to the 1985 Final Four, works as an adviser for the Sacramento Kings.

Ryan Arcidiacono and Kris Dunn have been named the 2015 Big East co-Players of the Year.

Joining Arcidiacono and Dunn on the All-Big East First Team are Kellen Dunham, D'Angelo Harrison, LaDontae Henton, Darrun Hilliard and D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera.

Dunn and Dom Pointer shared Defensive Player of the Year honors.

Angel Delgado won Rookie of the Year.