I think this whole thing is stupid...first of all forcing a team that obviously shouldn't be there just because you want an "all female team" in professional play when they clearly aren't good enough to be there is insulting to all the players in that league that might of had a chance to make it to pro play but was kicked out because you want to look progressive and diverse.
Then you warn and punish teams that face them basically. This is apparently the 2nd time a team got a warning or punished when facing that team. First time was a team named Vega Squadron where they "intentionally stretched out" a game that they clearly could of won. And now ROX for banning 5 supports.
First of all Intentionally Stretching out a game really isn't all that bad. I've seen teams do that a lot, sure not nearly to that extent but teams do this quite often, and it's stupid to punish a team for it. Also in the worst case, they could just Surrender if they really don't want to deal with it because I know you can in pro play, or just let minions just take the nexus. Vega probably did it to showcase to them that they aren't at their skill level (which they're clearly not).
Then there is the ROX game where they ban 5 supports against them. Considering 4 of them were support mains (from what I heard) how exactly is that really all that bad? Teams ban 4 or 5 champions from the same role a lot, usually it's to try to force the enemy's best laner on to one of their less experienced pick. Yes it was basically a throw away ban but they really didn't need to ban any champions, and if throwing away bans was considered "bad" then League wouldn't have the "None" option when banning champions.
Now if the team fought their way into the league like everyone else and got into pro play off of their skill then sure I might be on their side with all of this, but clearly they didn't and was just added to pro play. Riot mentions these are a sign of disrespect to them, but how about all the disrespect to all the potential players that lost their spot in pro play? Or the disrespect to the current teams that worked their way into where they are now?