Caitlin Clark Avoids Suspension After Eighth Tech Is Rescinded
Summary
Caitlin Clark’s eighth technical foul in the WNBA was taken back after review, so she will not be suspended and can play in the upcoming game against the New York Liberty. The foul was given because an official thought Clark made intentional contact, but Clark and the Fever’s coach said the contact was accidental after a bump from an opponent.Key Facts
- Caitlin Clark got her eighth technical foul during a game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky.
- This foul normally leads to a one-game suspension and a $1,500 fine.
- The WNBA took back the foul less than two hours after the game ended.
- Clark was considered eligible to play in the next game on Tuesday against the New York Liberty.
- The technical foul was called because an official thought Clark intentionally touched a referee.
- Clark said the contact was accidental, caused by a bump from a Chicago Sky player.
- Fever coach Stephanie White also got a technical foul for reacting to the call against Clark.
- The coach said officials need to be more aware and that similar incidents happen regularly in games.
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