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Originally Posted by Dakota
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.
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But, in NFHS an ejected player is restricted to the bench area. I guess that was the point I was trying make. And if a state does not have a clause which suspends an ejected player, then ejection does, in essence, equal restriction to the bench.
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Last edited by Skahtboi; Wed May 03, 2006 at 03:01pm.
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