Ejection fines?

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Originally Posted by lawump

In fact, the league will overturn the ejection (strike it from the books) if the Head Coach was not restricted first.

For example, if a coach continues to argue (not personally attacking you...but just not letting the game get going again, and not letting "it" go) you must (1) warn (2) restrict (3) then eject.

Let me say this: if you eject without doing steps 1 & 2, you better be absolutely sure the conduct is severe. The league tends, IMO, to overturn ejections before upholding them if no restriction was given.

I'm glad I don't have to work games there. This stinks of the inmates running the asylum! I feel for my SC brothers.

Originally Posted by Tim C

Here in Oregon the fines are "in total" for the school.

It is an increasing scale that goes from $100 (first offense) to $250 (second offense) to $500 for (third) and then gets REAL SPENDY after that.

What is cool is that the total runs for the YEAR in ALL sports.

Football coach gets ejected in the Fall $100 . . . then a JV basketball coach gets ejected in the Winter $250, then a tennis player gets ejected in the Spring it is $500.

So by the time baseball comes around in spring if a school has had an ejection, or any kind previously, we find things to be VERY quiet.

You forgot to add that this is on top of the minimum 1 game suspension too!