Under the Ejection and Disqualification Procedures I saw this:
R and the calling official will go to the offending player’s sideline and explain the
disqualification. Be short and as concise as possible and then move on.
So, if the H is opposite the pressbox and the disqualification is on a player from the team on the pressbox side, the H and R will both cross the field to go explain? I know it suggests being concise as possible, but in practice, I know that will be next to impossible. Last year I flagged a kid for UNS and the coach asked what he did. I told the coach, "He's right there, ask him." So the coach asked and the kid was honest. I kind of like giving the kid the first word with his coach to see if he's going to be honest. If he is, then there really is no need for us to add to it as long as we give the coach the number of the player. Just my thoughts.
