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Originally Posted by Skahtboi
NFHS refers to "ejections" basically as restriction to the bench. There is no differentiation. And by the book, there is no suspension for the next game. That may be a local rule you are referring to.
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Again, speaking NFHS, the NFHS rule book makes a clear distinction between a restriction to the bench and an ejection. See NFHS rules 2-19, 2-48, and 3-6-20. Ejection is a more serious sanction than restriction.
All states that I know of (which, I admit, is only a few) suspend ejected players, but not restricted players.
NFHS does make a concession to the
in loco parentis responsibilities of the schools by not requiring minor children to leave the area. But that does not make ejection = restriction to the bench.