AJ Storr’s college journey is about to add another stop.
After a season at Ole Miss, the former Wisconsin wing has entered the transfer portal again and committed to UNLV, giving him a ninth school in nine years once he suits up for the Rebels.
Storr’s path has been as restless as it is unusual. He came to Wisconsin as one of the program’s biggest transfer portal additions in recent years after his freshman season at St.
John’s, where he averaged 8.8 points and shot better than 40 percent from three. The Badgers made him a centerpiece of the offense in 2023-24, betting on a breakout.
That bet paid off in production. Storr nearly doubled his scoring average, putting up 16.8 points and 3.9 rebounds per game while shooting 43.4 percent from the field and 32.0 percent from three.
Wisconsin climbed from an NIT team to a No. 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament, but Storr’s stay in Madison was brief. He jumped back into the portal and landed at Kansas.
Things never really clicked with the Jayhawks. Storr played just 15.4 minutes per game there before moving on again for his senior season to Ole Miss under Chris Beard.
That stop looked more like the version of Storr Wisconsin had hoped for. At Ole Miss, he averaged 15.5 points on 44.8 percent shooting from the field and logged 26.3 minutes per game.
His college route now includes stops at St. John’s, Wisconsin, Kansas, Ole Miss, and, now, UNLV. The source material also notes that his path stretches back through four different high schools: Kankakee High School, Bishop Gorman High School, Chandler High School, and a post-graduate season at IMG Academy.
Following the court ruling allowing fifth-year seniors another year of eligibility, Storr is back in college basketball and set to join a UNLV group that also includes Sebastian Mack, Alyn Breed, Jeremy Foumena, and Cam Miles among the incoming transfers. He should have a clear path to immediate minutes.
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