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· collected 2026-10-11 · by Mark Long The Associated Press
Dylan Stewart, a South Carolina defensive end and projected 2027 NFL draft pick, returned from a one-game suspension to force two fumbles in his team's 38-19 victory over Florida on Saturday. Suspended for punching an Alabama player during a previous game, Stewart started against the Gators, recording five tackles and a sack, significantly impacting the outcome of the match according to teammate Vicari Swain. The SEC had warned that any future misconduct would lead to more severe penalties following Stewart's suspension.
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Dylan Stewart, a South Carolina defensive end projected to be a first-round pick in the 2027 NFL draft, returned from a one-game suspension against Florida on Saturday. Stewart was initially suspended by both Coach Shane Beamer and the Southeastern Conference (SEC) after throwing a punch at an Alabama player during a game two weeks prior. Despite missing last week's overtime loss to Kentucky, Stewart started in Florida and forced two fumbles, contributing significantly to South Carolina’s 38-19 victory over No. 16-ranked Florida. His teammates noted his impact on the team’s success, with one player emphasizing that Stewart had apologized sincerely for his actions.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — South Carolina defensive end Dylan Stewart, a projected first-round pick in the 2027 NFL draft, returned from a one-game suspension and forced two fumbles in a 38-19 victory at No. 16 Florida on Saturday.
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Stewart → project → Saturday
Stewart was suspended for throwing a punch at an Alabama player two weeks ago and missed last week’s overtime loss to Kentucky.
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Stewart → suspend → Kentucky
He rejoined his teammates this week and was in the starting lineup against the Gators — and making an impact.
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He → rejoin → impact
He beat Florida right tackle Emeka Ugorji in the first quarter, sacking Aaron Philo and causing a fumble that the Gators recovered.
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Gators → beat → that
He forced Philo to fumble again early in the fourth quarter.
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He → force → quarter
“Having Stew back definitely made an impact,” teammate Vicari Swain said.
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Swain → have → impact
“He’s a young kid so he’s going to make mistakes.
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he → ’ → mistakes
I’m sure what he said was heartfelt to us.
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said → ’m → us
It played a big difference in the ‘W’ today.”
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It → play → W
Stewart finished with five tackles, including the sack.
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Stewart → finish → sack
Stewart was punished for punching Alabama tight end Josh Ford in the helmet in the fourth quarter of a 49-18 loss at Alabama.
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Stewart → punish → Alabama
South Carolina coach Shane Beamer and the Southeastern Conference suspended him, with the league saying his “egregious contact reflects behavior that is unacceptable and not aligned with the standards of the Southeastern Conference.”
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that → suspend → Conference
The SEC added that “any future misconduct by Dylan Stewart will result in more severe disciplinary action.”
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misconduct → add → action
He missed the first two games of the season because of a back injury.
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He → miss → injury
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