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By definition, the 2nd T IS Flagrant.....so you'd never be ejected without it being a Flagrant T.
Even so, Oregon doesn't distinguish between why the player was ejected. If I understand the Oregon rules correctly, a player (or coach) is ejected, they may not participate with any team until after the next game is played by the team they were on when ejected. If a Varsity player/coach, for whatever reason, was in a JV game when ejected, they'd have to sit out of all games until after the next JV game. If the Varsity team had 3 games in between, they'd miss all 3, then miss the next JV game before they would be permitted to participate.
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