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Appendix I Fight-Reporting Procedures The following apply to situations in which a fight has been reported by an official during his/her jurisdiction. When a fight is not reported by an official, the conference or assigning authority may invoke its own penalty. For the rules on suspensions for fighting see Rule 10-7. 1. The official shall inform the offender(s), the head coach and the official scorer that an ejection for fighting has occurred (the official scorer shall note this in the scorebook). 2. After the game, the referee shall contact the coordinator of officials/assignor for the game and report all ejection(s) for fighting. 3. The coordinator of officials/assignor shall report the ejection(s) for fighting to the conference commissioner or, if the offender is from an independent institution, to that team’s athletics director. 4. The conference commissioner shall call and follow up in writing to the following people: a. The athletics director of the team whose individual(s) was involved; and b. When the opponent’s individual(s) was ejected for fighting, that team’s conference commissioner or, when that school is an independent institution, that team’s athletics director. 5. Fight-reporting procedures should be handled quickly since the long-term participation of the offender(s) shall be affected by a second fight. 6. Related considerations: a. The head coach should withhold the offender(s) from the next scheduled game even if the conference or athletics director has not contacted him or her. b. Institutional and conference policy dictates whether a suspended individual shall be permitted to attend a game from which he or she is suspended. If the individual(s) attends the game, he or she shall not be in the team’s bench area. c. After a game, conference offices or the assigning authority may correct an error about who was involved in a fight but can neither change an official’s ruling that a fight took place nor lessen the severity of the penalty. However, the conference office/assigning authority may make the penalty more severe. 105
Appendix II NCAA Tobacco Policy In accordance with NCAA bylaws, the use of tobacco by student-athletes, or team or game personnel (e.g., coaches, athletic trainers, managers and game officials) is prohibited in all sports during practice and competition. Any student-athlete, or team or game personnel who uses tobacco during practice or competition shall be disqualified for the remainder of that practice or competition. During regular-season play, each institution shall be responsible for enforcing this rule for its own student-athletes, team personnel and game personnel. During postseason play, which includes conference tournaments, play-ins and NCAA tournament games, the governing sports authority or the games committee shall enforce this rule. 106
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