Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning got his first win against the Washington Huskies on Saturday. Then, he flipped their highest-rated offensive commitment in the class of 2025 to celebrate. On Sunday, Central Catholic (Oregon) four-star offensive lineman Zac Stascausky flipped his commitment from Washington to Oregon following a late recruiting blitz from several national programs.

The timing of his commitment likely stems from Washington’s loss of Stascausky, a 6-foot-6, 275-pound offensive tackle to Oregon. He was the second player to flip to the Ducks in as many months, after four-star tight end Vander Ploog switched to Oregon on Nov. 10.

Washington lost its second blue-chip recruit to Oregon, when four-star offensive lineman Zac Stascausky announced Sunday that he will flip to the Ducks.

This comes after No. 1 Oregon breezed past the Huskies in a 49-21 win in the regular-season finale at Autzen Stadium Saturday night. A Portland, OR. native and Central Catholic High School product,

Zac Stascausky, a 6-foot-6, 275-pound offensive tackle from Portland, Ore., will decommit from Washington and flip to Oregon, as first reported by Hayes Fawcett of On3 Sports.

The Oregon Ducks picked up a big recruiting win over the Washington Huskies, flipping 4-star OT Zac Stacausky.

Zac Stascausky seemingly was the high school football recruit who few of the big schools knew much about early on -- and then everyone found about him. Six mont

Central Catholic lineman Zac Stascausky flipped his commitment from the Huskies to the Ducks. Stascausky made the announcement on Sunday on his Instagram. Per 247Sports, Stascausky is a four-star commit.