The Oregon Ducks picked up a recruiting flip on Monday morning to close out the month of June, and it appears that another flip, of sorts, could be on the way.

On Monday afternoon, 4-star offensive lineman Tommy Tofi announced his decommitment from the California Golden Bears, opening up his recruitment. Tofi has long been one of the top Oregon targets in the 2026 class, so this move was certainly of note in Eugene.

What is also of note is that On3’s Steve Wiltfong logged a prediction for Tofi to commit to the Ducks, where he would join fellow former Cal commit Koloi Keli, who flipped to Oregon on Monday morning.

Tofi stands at 6-foot-6, 330 pounds, and is rated by 247Sports as the No. 97 player and No. 6 IOL in the 2026 class. His commitment to California earlier this year came as a major surprise, seeing as the Ducks were considered the front-runners in his recruitment, but Dan Lanning didn’t panic, got him back on campus for an official visit earlier this month, and appears to be close to getting him back in the fold.

We will see if and when an official commitment comes from Tofi, but all of the writing seems to be on the wall for Oregon to add another player to their 2026 class.

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