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The University of Oregon has filed a lawsuit against former defensive back Dakoda Fields, alleging that his departure via the transfer portal was accompanied by a financial agreement that Fields failed to pay in full. According to court documents obtained by The Oregonian and filed May 15 in Lane County Circuit Court, Oregon claims Fields -- who transferred to Oklahoma this offseason -- agreed to pay $39,882.30 in exchange for a release from his contract with the school after deciding to transfer following the 2025 season.

The university alleges the agreement included a $10,000 reduction if Fields submitted payment by April 20, but that deadline passed without payment, per the report. The lawsuit states Fields later paid $29,882.30, though Oregon contends he still owes the remaining $10,000 along with interest and legal costs.

"Pursuant to section 7 of the Contract, the University is entitled to reimbursement of its attorney fees, costs, and disbursements plus statutory interest of 9% from April 21, 2026 until paid," the filing states, per the report.

The details of the original agreement were not disclosed in the lawsuit. Oregon law shields many details related to athlete revenue-sharing and NIL contracts from public release.
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Lol
 
Now we have to wait until Friday at 5pm. Good luck with that Canes fans.
To quote Bluto from Animal House “My recommendation to you is to start drinking heavily”
 
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