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Old Fri May 29, 2009, 10:35am
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The follow up actions from an ejection, beyond the immediate, are not in the umpire realm. In FED, the state association and the school administration are responsible for suspensions, remedial actions, fines, etc.

If I am umpiring a contest and anyone raises the issue of whether the opposing coach / player shouldn't be there, has been suspended, isn't eligible for any other reason, I refer them to the State Association. Should an "ineligible" coach / player take part in the game, corrective action is in the hands of the association. As an umpire, I don't have the information needed to deal with these type issues, AND don't want to have it. I have more than enough to do with the game at hand.
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