Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies may be in danger of losing another 2025 commit to Oregon.
Four-star tight end Vander Ploog flipped to the Ducks on Sunday after weeks of speculation and a snowstorm that stopped five-star Kansas State tight end commit Linkon Cure from making a trip to Eugene over the weekend. Now, the Ducks appear to have their sights set on offensive tackle Zac Stascausky.
On Sunday, On3 recruiting analyst Collin King logged a prediction for Stascausky to join Ploog in flipping to Oregon just hours after the tight end made his decision official.
Rated as the No. 1 player in Oregon by the 247Sports Composite, Stascausky made a second visit to the Ducks over the weekend to watch Oregon beat Maryland. The 6-foot-6, 275-pound tackle has been committed to Washington since early August, but a wave of recruiting interest from the likes of Oregon, Georgia, and Michigan since then has propelled Stascausky to a fourth star in the rankings.
Named Washington’s most likely early NFL Draft pick in the 2025 class by 247Sports on a recent podcast, Stascausky would be a huge loss for the Huskies, who desperately need offensive line help in 2025 and beyond. Stascausky is currently Washington’s second-highest-rated commit in the class behind linebacker Zaydrius Rainey-Sale, the No. 1 player in Washington.
Now, Fisch and offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Brennan Carroll will need to redouble their efforts to keep Stascausky nailed down.
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