If you get a red in a game how many games are you out for?

2 games unless it's for fighting (violent conduct) than it could be 3

Thanks wasn't sure.

Unless the coach imposes his own discipline and adds to it, which happened a couple of years ago on a team I am quite fond of. That reflected well on the coach, IMO.

what is the rule for a coach receiving a red?

what is the rule for a coach receiving a red?

I think that might be up to 3 games now. Can't recall though. Been a while since someone posted about it. Can't check the DQ list anymore either

wow that's wild. I had never heard what happened to coaches. thanks bothways.

Is it true that 2 yellows in a game equals a red? If so, would a player be suspended for future games as well?

Is it true that 2 yellows in a game equals a red? If so, would a player be suspended for future games as well?

 

Yes. Upon receiving the second yellow, they would sit out the remainder of the match and be suspended for subsequent matches.

 

Something for you.... How can Nachos actually be Mediocre? This is not something I can come to terms with.

Yes 2 games for any red is the minimum. The refs have no say in how many games your suspended In Ohio 2 yellows = red but no 2 game suspension.

in Kentucky does getting two yellows get you the 2 game min. ?

Yes

Coach---gets 3 game suspension, and a heavy fine

Player---minimum 2 by state, they can add more...........school administration and coaches have ability to add more.

 

State went away from differentiating red cards several years ago, straight red, or two yellows equals red are all automatic 2 games minimum

State went away from differentiating red cards several years ago

Which is dumb.

that is definitely debatable.The problem was across the state there was an unusually high # of red cards. The state took the high rode to try to eliminate red cards. I may not agree, but understand the response. The issue i see is the high number of cards both red and yellow for decent as a problem. This to me should be coach controlled by putting players on the bench. Don't be shocked if those numbers don't change to see a yellow card accumulation penalty down the road. Several states around are experimenting with this already