Overview
- Court and jail records show Stewart was cited early Sunday and booked at about 7 a.m. at the Springfield Municipal Jail before being released roughly an hour later to teammate Dakorien Moore.
- Springfield Police told local media that social‑media claims of multiple Ducks players street racing were unfounded and that a separate vehicle pursuit was not connected to Stewart’s arrest.
- Oregon athletics confirmed it is gathering information on the incident and coach Dan Lanning said the program will determine discipline internally without offering further details.
- Stewart, who leads Oregon this season in catches, yards and touchdowns, had been ruled out of the Nebraska game with an undisclosed injury and his availability for the upcoming trip to Illinois is not yet known.
- Next steps include potential court proceedings from the DUII citation and an internal review by the program, either of which could affect Stewart’s playing status and the Ducks’ receiver room depth.