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Originally Posted by HLin NC
Agree
Not so fast my friend.
There is no penalty if illegal cleats are discovered during pre-game warm-ups, however, the player may not participate until he/she gets legal cleats. When illegal cleats are discovered during the game, ALL offending players SHALL be ejected for the remainder of that contest. That’s an Oregon-Only rules modification of NFHS rules and also an OSAA Executive Board
policy.
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Originally Posted by BktBallRef
Really? Then post it, because no one has to this point. We can only go by what's been posted.
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Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see how an officials association has any say on the penalty for being ejected from a contest.
My information comes from the OSAA 2012-2013 Handbook
Article 19 - Ejection Policies - Ejected Player or Coach
7. Q. When a coach or player is ejected, when and over what period of time are the ejection period and suspension period?
A. Note: If the ejection occurs in the last contest at a particular level, the suspension carries over to the next contest at any level in that sport in that season.
Sport Ejection Period Suspension Period
Baseball Remainder of that day. Sit out through next contest at that level.
Basketball Remainder of that day. Sit out through next contest at that level.
Football Remainder of that day. Sit out through next contest at that level.
Soccer Remainder of that day. Sit out through next contest at that level.
Softball Remainder of that day. Sit out through next contest at that level.
Volleyball Remainder of that day. Sit out through next playing date at that level.
Wrestling Follow NFHS Rules Book. Sit out through next contest at that level.