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40 GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (b) Two-Game Sit-out with Red Card for any of the following: violent conduct, spitting on another person, foul or abusive language, leaving the bench area for a fight situation. (3) Lacrosse players who are ejected will sit out as follows: (a) BOYS: Any player ejected for accumulation of personal fouls will sit out one (1) game. Any player or coach ejected for unsportsmanlike behavior or violent conduct will sit out two (2) games. (b) GIRLS: Any player ejected for accumulation of two (2) yellow cards in one game will sit out one (1) game. Any player or coach given a red card for unsportsmanlike behavior or violent conduct will sit out two (2) games. (4) Track and Field: after the individual has been withheld from the next scheduled contest. NOTE: All allegations of unsporting behavior must be referred to the “Jury of Appeals” for a final resolution on disqualification. A report must be submitted to the GHSA office in the event of a disqualification. (5) All Other Activities: after the individual has been withheld from the next two (2) scheduled contests at the level at which the ejection occurred. (e) To satisfy the penalty of the sit-out game(s), those games must have been scheduled at the time of the ejection, and must be played to completion. (f) When a player, coach, or team attendant has a second ejection in the same activity during a school year, that individual shall be withheld from competition for twice the time period of the normal suspension. (g) In the event that a player, coach, or team attendant is ejected three (3) or more times in the same activity during the school year for a sportsmanship violation, the individual will be withheld from competition until: (1) The member school presents a written response to the circumstances involved in that individual's unsportsmanlike behavior, AND (2) The GHSA Executive Director establishes a penalty which may include suspension in all GHSA activities for up to twelve (12) months. (3) Penalties imposed by the GHSA Executive Director may be appealed as described under Section 9 of Article IV, in the GHSA Constitution. (h) If the ejection occurs in the last game of the season, the penalty carries over to the first game of the next season. If the student is a senior, the penalty carries over to the next sport in which the student participates. (i) When a coach is ejected, his/her school will be fined. (j) When a player or coach is ejected from a pre-season scrimmage (i.e., a practice game) in any sport, the school shall be fined a minimum of $250 and there will be no sit-out penalties imposed. 2.73 Any student who intentionally injures or intentionally attempts to injure another student, coach, official, spectator, or other person immediately before, during, or immediately after any GHSA-sponsored activity, may be declared ineligible to participate in future GHSA activities by the GHSA Executive Director. NOTE: The notice, hearing, and appellate procedures set forth in the GHSA Constitution shall be applicable to such rulings. 2.74 Coaches, administrators, or players are not to make comments to the media that are critical of officials and/ or their calls in a game. Penalties that could be imposed by the GHSA Executive Director include fines and/ or suspensions. 2.75 The use of fireworks at any GHSA-approved event shall be in strict compliance with the licensing and application procedures of Georgia law and under permit of the probate court in which the event is held. 2.76 The officials’ dressing area is “off limits” to coaches and administrators for the discussion of game decisions either at halftime or after the game. Officials should be granted a one-hour time limit before the game, the length of halftime, and 30 minutes after the game,where the facilities are secured. 2.77 Unsporting acts committed by players and/or coaches after the expiration of the contest will be handled as follows: (a) If the inappropriate behavior occurs while the officials have jurisdiction (as specified by the NFHS national playing rules for each sport), the official may eject the coach or player and published penalties for ejections will apply. Additional penalties may also be imposed by the Executive Director. (b) If the inappropriate behavior occurs after the officials’ jurisdiction has ended, and the officials witness the behavior, a Game Report should be filed with the GHSA office and administrative penalties will be assessed against the school of the guilty parties by the Executive Director. 2.80 - MEDIA AND FILMING REGULATIONS 2.81 The host or home school has the right to determine whether or not its regular-season activities may be broadcast, televised, webcast, tape recorded, filmed or photographed for any “commercial” purposes. (a) Either school involved in the event shall have the right to video tape the event and to copy said tape, but no third party shall have that right, not even the videographer.
GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 41 (b) A visiting school desiring to bring broadcasting personnel must obtain permission to do so from the host school prior to the date of the activity or contest. (c) The host school must execute a written contract with the broadcast entity that complies with the GHSA rules and regulations for broadcasting. 2.82 The region has the right to determine whether or not region tournament (post regular-season) events may be broadcast, televised, webcast, tape recorded, filmed or photographed for any “commercial” purposes. (a) The region should set and assess any fees charged for broadcasting or telecasting region tournament contests or events. (b) The region must execute a written contract with the broadcast entity that complies with the GHSA rules and regulations for broadcasting. 2.83 The GHSA rules and regulations for Regular Season and Region Tournament broadcasting are as follows: (a) The host school shall have the right to approve the amount of space used and the placement of broadcast equipment. (b) The host school (for regular-season events), or the region (for region tournaments) shall be entitled to all revenue from the sale of broadcasting rights unless the contract specifies otherwise. (c) Advertising utilized during the broadcast shall not include alcohol or tobacco products. (d) Commercial announcements shall not occur during playing time. (e) Announcers shall not criticize coaches, officials, or schools, and shall be fair and impartial in their descriptions. (f) The copyright privileges for Regular-Season events belong to and shall remain the property of the host school. (g) The copyright privileges for Region Tournament events belong to and shall remain the property of the region. 2.84 GHSA Media rules and regulations for State Playoff events: (a) Broadcast rights and copyright privileges to all state playoff events (i.e., after region winners have been determined) belong to the Georgia High School Association, and the GHSA has the right to determine if any of these events may be broadcast, televised, webcast, tape recorded, filmed or photographed for any “commercial” purposes. NOTE: Participating schools may NOT sell tapes of state playoff events or provide copies of tapes to third parties for resale without written consent from the GHSA office. (b) The GHSA shall grant media access at all state playoff events to properly identified representatives of newspapers, radio stations (with broadcast contract) and television outlets ONLY. (c) Any media entity wishing to broadcast or telecast (including Internet reproduction) any state playoff event must execute a written contract with the GHSA for that event. Contact the GHSA office for a contract, which shall contain specific rules and requirements. (d) Broadcast fees are listed in a chart that follows. The fees are “per event” except for football, basketball and soccer, which are per game. NOTE: a baseball playoff series is one event; a softball tournament is one event. (e) Television and Video Webcast rights and fees must be negotiated with the GHSA office on a case-bycase basis, except for those stations having long-term contracts with the GHSA. (f) Video production for authorized school “coach’s shows” are exempt from these rules and fees. 2.85 Radio, Audio Internet Broadcast Fees for State Playoff events: Fees are based on the size of the market. Levels are determined as follows - Level 3 = 50,000 population and higher; Level 2 = 25,000 to 49,999; Level 1 = Under 25,000 population. Fees for each level are listed below. NOTE: These fees are for radio and audio only Internet webcasts. Video webcast fees must be negotiated on a case-by-case basis with the GHSA office. Market Size Football Basketball Baseball/Softball Other Events Level 3 $225/game $125/game $150/event $50/event Level 2 $175/game $75/game $100/event $50/event Level 1 $125/game $50/game $75/event $50/event 2.86 Television stations or other broadcast entities shall have the right to film portions of GHSA state playoff events in order to air selected highlights in any bona fide newscast. “Bona fide newscast” is defined as a half-hour or hour program that is regularly scheduled and includes news, weather and sports. Entertainment and commercial uses of highlights are not considered bona fide newscasts and are prohibited. Highlights may not exceed one minute per contest, or two minutes total running time in any single newscast without the consent of the GHSA. Highlights may be used, subject to the above guidelines, up to 72 hours after the event. NOTE: Members of the working press shall be allowed to use digital video cameras at GHSA state playoff events as long as such cameras are being used to obtain still images or video highlights as defined in this By-Law. Site
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