Former UNC offensive lineman Diego Pounds announces transfer to Ole Miss

Posted Jan 8, 2024
Former UNC starting offensive lineman Diego Pounds committed to Ole Miss after spending the weekend in Oxford. Pounds, rumored to have privately committed earlier in the weekend, announced his decision Monday. Pounds is the latest commit for Lane Kiffin and his Rebels, who are expected by many to be a College Football Playoff team in 2024. (247 Sports)

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