Old SI article on Tommy Bell and his Crew

[Texas Aggie]

I don't know whether a flag is appropriate under the playing rules, but we'd file a misconduct report on a situation like a coach berating an official after a game.

[Forksref]

Originally Posted by Texas Aggie

I don't know whether a flag is appropriate under the playing rules, but we'd file a misconduct report on a situation like a coach berating an official after a game.

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[Ed Hickland]

Originally Posted by Texas Aggie

I don't know whether a flag is appropriate under the playing rules, but we'd file a misconduct report on a situation like a coach berating an official after a game.

Question.

If you give a coach two USCs during the game he is disqualified by rule. Is he suspended for the next game?

What if the coach has one USC during the game, then after the game he berates an official, would that count as a second USC or does he get a free pass?

[Texas Aggie]

If you give a coach two USCs during the game he is disqualified by rule.

We play under NCAA rules with our state exceptions and right now, that is actually an open question based on some UIL wording. I don't think there's an NCAA provision for a coach's ejection absent physical contact with an official or for fighting.

Is he suspended for the next game?

Not necessarily.

What if the coach has one USC during the game, then after the game he berates an official, would that count as a second USC or does he get a free pass?

Ideally, he'd get his butt written up, but we won't flag that.

Guys, a UIL report is the LAST thing a Texas coach wants. A few years ago, that may not have been the case, but at least since this decade started, that process has not been fun for anyone.