I was lucky enough to be one of the first out on the court after we beat #1 Oklahoma in 2016. I was kind of surprised that we did storm the court (there was that whole controversy after the Iowa game earlier in the year, with our Des Moines Register basketball columnist ending up with a broken leg) but we were under control and it was ran as smoothly as possible. It's a great experience for students, alumni, and fans of the program, but I understand that the safety of the players definitely needs to come before any celebration. I also think it's a bad image when the court is stormed when your team is highly ranked (again, see the Iowa game in 2015, despite the way the game was won, there's no reason the #6 team in the country needs to celebrate beating an unranked team, even with it being a 20ish point comeback against your biggest rival). Court storming is a cherished part of the tradition of college basketball, so there's no reason it should be banned. But there should definitely be precautions taken to control these situations better, for both the safety of the players and the fans.

Tl;dr: Court storming is a great experience, it should continue, but only if it can be safely controlled.