AJ Storr has officially announced his commitment to UNLV for the 2026‑27 season, bringing to a close a five‑year college odyssey that has seen him wear the colors of five different programs.
A career defined by movement
The path to Las Vegas began in the Big East, where he started at St. John’s, continued in Madison where he led Wisconsin to a 16.8‑point per game average and earned second‑team all‑Big Ten honors, then a brief, under‑whelming stint at Kansas, and a rebound year at Ole Miss.
Storr’s high school years were equally peripatetic, with stops in Illinois, Nevada, Arizona and Florida, including a season in Las Vegas that foreshadowed his eventual return to the city as a collegiate player.
The NCAA’s recent eligibility ruling grants him an additional year, allowing him to extend his collegiate career after Ole Miss and make the move to UNLV for his final season.
Across 138 career games he has started 72, averaging 11.9 points per game while shooting at career‑high percentages, and he briefly explored the NBA draft before deciding to remain in college and transfer multiple times.
His arrival at UNLV adds a veteran presence to a program eager to capitalize on his experience, and his journey reflects the growing trend of player mobility shaping the modern college basketball landscape.