Just In:Tyler Baron flips commitment From Ole Miss to Louisville after emergency

Former Tennessee Volunteers edge rusher Tyler Baron has flipped his commitment from the Ole Miss Rebels and now intends to join the Louisville Cardinals, he announced on social media Tuesday.

Baron spent the past four years at Tennessee but entered the transfer portal in December after his senior season. He announced on Dec. 16 that he was committing to Ole Miss

Despite that commitment, Baron reportedly took a visit with Louisville last week, and on Tuesday announced that he’d be suiting up for the Cardinals in 2024.

He’s now the third player to transfer from Tennessee to Louisville since the end of the 2023 season, joining defensive backs Wesley Walker and Tamarion McDonald, the latter of whom was also previously committed to the Rebels.

Last year in Knoxville, Baron recorded 10.5 tackles for loss, and 6.0 sacks, both of which were career highs, across 12 games. He played in 48 games across four years with the Volunteers, registering 13.5 total sacks in his career.

The 2024 campaign will be Baron’s last year of NCAA eligibility.