Oregon Offers Washington Offensive Line Commit
Oregon has made only a few late 2025 offers but they didn’t have to go far to make its most recent. The Ducks have offered an in-state offensive lineman currently committed to Washington.
Central Catholic (Ore.) offensive tackle Zac Stascausky is the latest to grab an offer. He is currently listed at 6-foot-6, 275-pounds and is a class of 2025 prospect. The Central Catholic product has been committed to the Huskies since August 6.
Some of his other offers include old members of the Pac-12, Arizona, UCLA and others. Prior to his commitment to Washington, Staskausky was committed to Minnesota.
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Oregon has a strong need for offensive lineman in this cycle. The Ducks currently have three offensive line commits in its No. 8 ranked class. It’s expected Oregon has room for several more commitments at the position if they can land them.
Stascausky is listed as the No. 780 ranked player in the On3 Inudstry Rankings and the top player in the state of Oregon.
