After the buzzer Brawl

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by WreckRef

Women's game, right? Was it televised?

I have not been able to determine where it was yet. But I imagine not.
How ever if you are going to say use the tape. That is part of the point,
the conference can impose their own penalties, based on the tape in College.
but if it were high school and there is no tape a player/ coach who should have been ejected can now skate completely because no penaties were imposed by the officials.

Also what if it is a two point game assessed penalties could send you to overtime or change the outcome.

[WreckRef]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

I have not been able to determine where it was yet. But I imagine not.
How ever if you are going to say use the tape. That is part of the point,
the conference can impose their own penalties, based on the tape in College.
but if it were high school and there is no tape a player/ coach who should have been ejected can now skate completely because no penaties were imposed by the officials.

Also what if it is a two point game assessed penalties could send you to overtime or change the outcome.

No, no. The point of asking if it was televised was to see if I could find it somewhere, online possibly.

Everybody loves a good cat fight.

[SmokeEater]

Touch wood, I have never had a fight occur in a game I have been officiating.
That said, here is what I think i would do.

I would walk straight over to the scorers table or maybe run, and start cirlcling all players numbers who are involved in the mix up and any who leave the benches.

Let the coaches and security stop the scuffles, this isn't hockey and I'm not a linesman who breaks up fights.

Confer with my paartner(s) who did you see do what? Assess appropriate penalties.

Once in changing area, have the scoresheet brought in and write on the back a condensed version of my report that will go to the AD and my assignor.

Let the league deal with any/all suspensions.