Coach got rung last night

[goapps21]

Personally I think game admin did not know what to do. The home AD was in the training room with a fallen cheerleader. They home school had 4 principals that just stood there, and 5 cops one in each corner and one upstairs behind the visitors and they did nothing. Finally the home AD comes out and the principal at the school comes over along with the head football coach (former ref). They keep him in his locker room.

[umpire99]

If I remember correctly, the rulebook states that a player or coach are ejected after being assessed two technical fouls. It does not say that a player or coach can only be assessed two technical fouls. Could the referee continue calling T's until the coach finally did leave. I know this would not have changed the outcome of the game, but I think it would have either made the coach leave sooner or brought on a much stiffer penalty for the coach from the "higher ups" when the incident was reported.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by umpire99

I know this would not have changed the outcome of the game, but I think it would have either made the coach leave sooner or brought on a much stiffer penalty for the coach from the "higher ups" when the incident was reported.

Or it mighta made the coach madder and delayed his eventual departure further. Iow you're taking your chances if you try that.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by umpire99

If I remember correctly, the rulebook states that a player or coach are ejected after being assessed two technical fouls. It does not say that a player or coach can only be assessed two technical fouls. Could the referee continue calling T's until the coach finally did leave. I know this would not have changed the outcome of the game, but I think it would have either made the coach leave sooner or brought on a much stiffer penalty for the coach from the "higher ups" when the incident was reported.

I doubt it would have done either.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by umpire99

If I remember correctly, the rulebook states that a player or coach are ejected after being assessed two technical fouls. It does not say that a player or coach can only be assessed two technical fouls. Could the referee continue calling T's until the coach finally did leave. I know this would not have changed the outcome of the game, but I think it would have either made the coach leave sooner or brought on a much stiffer penalty for the coach from the "higher ups" when the incident was reported.

Under ncaa once a team member or coach accumulates enough T's to be DQ'ed he cannot get more T's (consequence of famous incident I believe).

I believe under NFHS you can keep T'ing them up as often as you like until they leave the confies, but why bother?