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As most of the replys you will get on your post will say, I was not there and have no idea what the official who made the call saw or heard. Whatever your son did after the contact you described was defined by the official as being flagrant enough to warrent an ejection.
As far as setting out a game, that rule comes from the state association, not the National Rederation rule book. My state, Indiana, does require an ejected player to not play the entire game following the ejection. Or, in case of an appeal, the game following the appeal.
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