The Wisconsin Badgers made their first splash in the transfer portal when they landed Wyoming guard Noah Reynolds last week, adding to their depth alongside guards Chucky Hepburn, Connor Essegian, and Max Klesmit, amongst others.
They aren’t done, however, as Max Feldman reported that the Badgers hosted St. Johns transfer wing A.J. Storr on a visit this weekend.
St. Johns transfer AJ Storr was on campus at Wisconsin this weekend for a visit.
— Max Feldman (@MaxFeldman6) April 10, 2023
The 6-6 wing and Rockford, IL native was selected to the Big East All-Freshman team. pic.twitter.com/YvgTndnxaK
Storr, who was named to the Big East All-Freshman team in 2022, averaged 8.8 points per game, while shooting over 40% from three.
The 6’6, 200-pound wing would provide some much-needed depth at the position, as the Badgers started three players under 6’4 last season.
Additionally, with the loss of wing Jordan Davis to the transfer portal, there's a need for the position.
The Badgers aren't the only ones interested in the St. John’s transfer, however, as Storr has received interest from over a dozen schools.
St. John's transfer AJ Storr tells me he's receiving interest from the following programs:
— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) March 30, 2023
Ok St
Memphis
ASU
GC
UF
BYU
UGA
A&M
UVA
LSU
Norfolk St
Butler
Miami
DePaul
SDSU
NO
Cincy
Grambling
UAB
Auburn
Wisconsin
UConn
Gtown
UNLV
Creighton
Xavier
SC
Detroit
Gonzaga
Michigan
IU
If the Badgers can land Storr, it would fill a void, but also raise questions about Wisconsin’s scholarship situation, as they only can have 13 scholarship players on the roster.
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