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Originally Posted by Stat-Man
So I decided to stretch my legs and see what was going on. It was then I learned he was just the pastor and not an assistant. *shrugs* I'm still not not sure why officials would allow someone who really shouldn't be on the bench (based on my interpretation of NFHS 1-13-1 and 4-34-2) behave in a way that earned him three separate warnings. Oh well, water under the bridge now.
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Maybe that's exactly the reason they didn't T him: they didn't want to penalize the team for someone's behavior who shouldn't be there to begin with.
As for the ejction, yes, it should be a flagrant T. But who cares? You aren't going to shoot FTs unless it would affect the outcome of the game. The important thing is to report the ejcetion to the scorer in case there are ramifications such as a suspension.