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"I doubt I am alone in that standard because all Mark could have done is made the situation worse by telling everyone what was typical for him personally.'
And I repeat:
AD: Do you always eject a player for swearing?
No Sir, not in all cases. If it is "judged to be of a minor nature" (NFHS3-3-1g2 penalty), , I will properly warn the individual player one on one and let the coach know about it. However, in this case the profanity was loud enough that everyone on and off the field clearly understood what was said and could be offended by its use.
You just controlled the conversation and let the AD know that not only do you know the rules but, have a very good understanding of them and used discretion in the application of them.
And again, if the AD had a problem with that, then he is an Ahole.
Stick to the rules and facts and leave your opinions and emotons at home. Thats the part of officiating that is hardest to learn.
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