WATCH: Kansas’ AJ Storr Flies High for Monster Dunk Against Duke
LAS VEGAS — Kansas guard AJ Storr wasted no time making his presence felt in the Jayhawks’ high-profile showdown against the Duke Blue Devils at T-Mobile Arena. Early in the first half, the Wisconsin transfer delivered a jaw-dropping dunk that brought the neutral-site crowd to its feet.
KU basketball coach Bill Self said transfer guard AJ Storr “played great” against North Carolina. How can he build on it?
AJ Storr’s game displayed a different level of aggression for the second half of Kansas men’s basketball’s win against ...
And the Badgers lost two key contributors from last season's NCAA Tournament team in starting guards Chucky Hepburn (Louisville) and AJ Storr (Kansas) to the transfer portal in addition to a ...
When AJ Storr received the pass from Flory Bidunga, he didn't hesitate. As North Carolina guard R.J. Davis closed out on Storr, he pump faked and immediately drove to his left. Unlike a play a ...
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Wisconsin's AJ Storr is proving he can do much more than shootMADISON – After AJ Storr committed to Wisconsin, the consensus was that he would provide consistent scoring from the perimeter. That belief was based on Storr’s 40.4% three-point shooting as a ...
It’s taken some time for junior guard AJ Storr to acclimate to the Kansas program, after transferring in from Wisconsin, but it seemed like Storr took a significant step forward during the ...
AJ Storr is still adjusting to life under Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball coach Bill Self. The athletic KU transfer guard from Wisconsin hasn’t quite figured out his role on the court ...
Kansas Basketball transfer guard AJ Storr came in with big expectations—his athleticism and scoring potential promised to inject fresh energy into Bill Self’s lineup. But as the season kicks o ...
In a week that has already provided so many massive, amazing games, Kansas and Duke gave us another. The back and forth ...
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