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QUAAACK: Four-Star OL Zac Stascausky Flips to Oregon

Max Torres Author Profileby: Max Torres12/02/24mtorressports
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2025 Portland (Ore.) Central Catholic offensive lineman Zac Stascausky with Dan Lanning on a visit to Oregon. (Photo by: Zac Stascausky)

Another big commitment just came in for Oregon as 2025 Portland (Ore.) Central Catholic four-star offensive lineman Zac Stascausky has flipped his commitment from the Washignton Huskies to the Oregon Ducks.

The 6-foot-7, 280-pound offensive lineman was on campus in Eugene this weekend for his official visit with the Ducks and saw them defeat Washington 49-21, earning their first win over the Huskies under head coach Dan Lanning. He had been committed to Washington since August 6.

Stascausky is ranked the No. 96 prospect nationally according to On3. The same system ranks him as the No. 11 offensive tackle and the No. 1 prospect in the state of Oregon.

Oregon offered the Portland product on September 17 and he took official visits to Oregon, Georgia and Michigan in recent weeks. Relationships played a big role in the Oregon coaching staff ultimately being able to get this one done.

“I have great relationships,” the newest Duck pledge told ScoopDuck in a recent interview. “I talk to them frequently, talk to their whole staff frequently. Coach Cav (Mike Cavanaugh) is another O-line guy. They have a group they call the Law Firm. It’s kind of their O-line guys, it’s a group of four or five coaches, I talk to them all regularly. They’re great guys.”

He’s the fourth offensive line commitment for A’lique Terry in the 2025 cycle, joining four-star Ziyare Addison (Tampa,FL) , four-star Douglas Utu (Las Vegas, NV) and three-star Demetri Manning (Bellevue, WA).

Oregon’s 2025 recruiting class now has 17 total commitments and ranks No. 7 nationally according to the On3 national team recruiting rankings ahead of the early signing period, which begins on Wednesday December 4 and runs through December 6. The Ducks have the No. 2-ranked recruiting class in the Big Ten behind only the Ohio State Buckeyes.

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