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The real penalty for on-field violence now arrives after the final whistle.
Leagues no longer leave violent contact to in-game officiating — post-game video review and supplementary discipline convert unpenalized acts into retroactive flagrant fouls and suspensions, from the WNBA's next-day Flagrant 2 on Alyssa Thomas to the SEC's layered post-game bans of Dylan Stewart.
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Dylan Stewart Suspended: SEC Hands One-Game Ban, Beamer's Indefinite Suspension Looms Larger Over a Top-5 Pick The unpenalized in-game punch drew layered post-game suspensions from two separate authorities after the final whistle.
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WNBA Suspends Alyssa Thomas One Game for Hit on Caitlin Clark as Injury Concerns Mount Contact that drew no foul on the court converts one day later into a retroactive Flagrant 2 and a one-game suspension.