The Badgers star wing is heading to a premier Blue Blood school.
Former Wisconsin Badgers guard A.J. Storr is transferring to the Kansas Jayhawks, according to The Athletic’s Shams Charania.
NCAA news: Wisconsin sophomore transfer AJ Storr – one of the top players in the portal – has chosen to play for the University of Kansas, he told @TheAthletic @Stadium. John Calipari’s Arkansas, Illinois, Texas were finalists. Storr averaged 17 points and 4 rebounds this season.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) April 18, 2024
Storr, a sophomore this past season, averaged 16.8 points and 3.9 rebounds per game, while shooting 43.4 percent from the field.
Following the season, Storr elected to enter the 2024 NBA Draft, but maintained his college eligibility, and is now primed to play for the Jayhawks as he looks to improve his draft stock for the 2025 draft.
Storr had joined the Badgers as a transfer last year after spending his freshman season at St. John’s, where he scored 8.8 points per game, hitting over 40 percent of his threes.
At Wisconsin, Storr broke out into one of college basketball’s best players, evolving into the team’s leading scorer as the Badgers enjoyed their highest output offensively in 30 years.
However, the partnership was just for one year, as Storr is now headed to the Jayhawks, as they look to replace senior Kevin McCullar, who is out of eligibility.