Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=aKs8lpkQ9Ak Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Caitlin Clark’s most recent technical foul will not be rescinded by WNBA [RS4b0qGSUEl] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Breaking: Caitlin Clark’s most recent technical foul will not be rescinded by WNBA Caitlin Clark is one specific whistle away from being handed a one-game suspension by the WNBA. The Indiana Fever superstar guard was assessed her seventh technical foul of the season July 22 after having a heated exchange with Connecticut Sun guard Saniya Rivers. The Fever attempted to appeal the technical, but the WNBA ruled it will not rescind it, a league source confirmed to USA TODAY Sports. The source spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly. The incident with Rivers — which marked Clark’s second technical foul in as many games — drew the referee’s attention when Clark told the Sun guard “Look at the (expletive) scoreboard.” The Fever were leading by nearly 30 points. #USALASTMOMENT usa breaking news usa news update usa update news celebrity news news show trending news breaking news usa american news sports news national news update news update news usa news topic usa today news usa top news braking news usa trending news US News Highlights Usa Trending Update usa today news USA this time usa drope news drope usa news usa player playing in usa Y7LuG6ZGqre aZiFxipzW9u u6qkaQJTuXv dBx9rOKcSUM 2V8rl6vg58G YuIVPBzurXQ 7BgyXHxyB28
Breaking: Caitlin Clark’s most recent technical foul will not be rescinded by WNBA Caitlin Clark is one specific whistle away from being handed a one-game suspension by the WNBA. The Indiana Fever superstar guard was assessed her seventh technical foul of the season July 22 after having a heated exchange with Connecticut Sun guard Saniya Rivers. The Fever attempted to appeal the technical, but the WNBA ruled it will not rescind it, a league source confirmed to USA TODAY Sports. The source spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly. The incident with Rivers — which marked Clark’s second technical foul in as many games — drew the referee’s attention when Clark told the Sun guard “Look at the (expletive) scoreboard.” The Fever were leading by nearly 30 points. #USALASTMOMENT usa breaking news usa news update usa update news celebrity news news show trending news breaking news usa american news sports news national news update news update news usa news topic usa today news usa top news braking news usa trending news US News Highlights Usa Trending Update usa today news USA this time usa drope news drope usa news usa player playing in usa Y7LuG6ZGqre aZiFxipzW9u u6qkaQJTuXv dBx9rOKcSUM 2V8rl6vg58G YuIVPBzurXQ 7BgyXHxyB28