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Sounds like you handled it well. As others have mentioned sometimes the coach wants to apologize (this actually happened to me with the only coach ejection I've had), but usually is not the case.
The only other thing I might add is to contact your assignor or association to let them know of the coach's behavior (both during and after the game). Our association requires us to inform them of any instances like this (both the ejection and run-in after the game), mainly because they don't want to be hearing about it for the first time when/if the state athletic office calls. Yours was a MS game so it probably won't be of much interest to either the association or state but it's probably worth it to find out how they handle and act accordingly.
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