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Potential transfer portal landing spots for former Wisconsin basketball star guard A.J. Storr

Where will A.J. Storr end up next season?

Wisconsin basketball guard A.J. Storr officially entered the transfer portal on Thursday morning.

The news was somewhat expected after the Badgers star did not commit to a second season with the team, and when he put his name into the NBA Draft while maintaining his eligibility.

Related: An early look at the Wisconsin basketball roster entering 2024-25

The move also shouldn’t come as a surprise to the college basketball-following public. Storr will likely move on to this third college in as many years, and his seventh school in seven years dating back to high school.

Wisconsin, meanwhile, is working to reload its roster entering a pivotal 2024-25 season. Greg Gard must now find a dynamic wing to replace Storr, find a dependable big man to replace Tyler Wahl and do so while keeping the rest of the roster together. The good news is the program will welcome in top point guard Daniel Freitag and add him to an already-dynamic backcourt of Chucky Hepburn, Max Klesmit and John Blackwell.

Related: Tracking Wisconsin basketball’s reported transfer portal visits and targets

As the college basketball transfer portal continues to churn, here are the early schools to watch for Storr’s next spot — if he passes on the NBA:

6 possible landing spots for Todd Gurley

Todd Gurley was cut by the Rams, and the Bears, Broncos, Bills, Bucs and some other teams should be interested.

(Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

Todd Gurley was cut by the Los Angeles Rams after only two seasons after signing a four-year $60 million extension. He’s at least taking it in stride.

Now Gurley is free to sign with whatever team he would like. The problem for teams looking to land the former All-Pro running back is that he simply hasn’t shown the burst that used to make him such an amazing player. His knee isn’t going to get any better and he will have to be on a proverbial pitch count. Basically, win-now teams will be interested in Gurley, and he won’t get a long-term deal.

Still, some teams should be interested in bringing Gurley in. He’s a three-down running back who is talented as a pass catcher and when healthy is one of the best backs in the league. Let’s take a guess at what team’s will be in the market.

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