If a player gets two personal fouls in a game, is he supposed to be ejected?

I'm not sure about that. I don't think it's personal fouls that get you tossed, but rather flagrant fouls (i.e., throwing a punch).

If a player gets two personal fouls in a game, is he supposed to be ejected?

 

Two personal fouls don't get you ejected in football. If the officials deem is excessive, they will be warned and then ejection is possible.

No, Two unsportsmanlike penalties is an ejection but no limit on personal fouls. A player can be ejected for a personal foul if it flagrant but that is the up to the officials to decide. For a basic explanation Personal fouls are physical in nature (Late hits, face masks, roughing fouls, etc.) and Unsportsmanlikes are non contact in nature (Tauntings, use of profanity, excessive celebrations, etc.)

Thanks guys, I'm no official and I had this one twisted in my mind. I appreciate the info :thumb:

Excessive celebration are you serious . Who makes these rules anyway , It's a sad day in football when you can get ejected for getting excited during a football game .

Excitement is ok but choreographed, planned actions that draw attention to oneself is what it refers to for unsportsmanlike conduct. Not spontaneous celebration among teammates.

T.O., Chokeocinco, and Randy Moss are the ones you need to thank for these rules. You already could not spike the ball in high school now you can't riverdance either.

Excitement is ok but choreographed, planned actions that draw attention to oneself is what it refers to for unsportsmanlike conduct. Not spontaneous celebration among teammates.

T.O., Chokeocinco, and Randy Moss are the ones you need to thank for these rules. You already could not spike the ball in high school now you can't riverdance either.

 

Like any subjective rule some officials are going to call it tighter than others. We all define "actions that draw attention to oneself" differently.