What occurs if a coach is found to be acting outside the game's regulations?

When a coach is found to be acting outside the game's regulations, the appropriate course of action is to penalize the coach, which may include ejection from the game. This is an important aspect of maintaining the integrity of the game, as coaches are expected to adhere to the established rules and uphold the spirit of fair play. If a coach's actions disrupt the game or violate regulations—such as arguing with umpires, using inappropriate language, or other unsportsmanlike behavior—umpires have the authority to remove the coach from the game to prevent further disruption.

This penalty serves as a deterrent to ensure that coaches respect the rules and promote a positive environment for players and fans. Ejection is not only a disciplinary measure but also a way to maintain control of the game and ensure that it is played in a fair and orderly manner. The implications of a coach's actions remind all involved in the game of the importance of sportsmanship and adherence to rules, as they play a crucial role in the outcome and enjoyment of the game.