College baseball coach suspended 2 games during NCAA Tournament following ejection

Getting suspended when your team is facing elimination in the NCAA Baseball Tournament isn’t ideal, but that’s what happened on Saturday night in Chapel Hill.

North Carolina head coach Scott Forbes was ejected from the Tar Heels’ game against VCU after a pair of questionable calls.

Now, he has been suspended for 2 games, including UNC’s do-or-die game against Georgia on Sunday afternoon:

BREAKING: #UNC head coach Scott Forbes has been suspended for two games following his ejection from Saturday night's game.

More info to follow, including a statement from the NCAA

— InsideCarolina (@InsideCarolina) June 5, 2022

Why was Forbes ejected? He argued this call of runner interference in the second inning of the loss to VCU:

Here’s a closer look at the runner interference call in the 2nd inning with the bases loaded. pic.twitter.com/43LlOmcKK9

— InsideCarolina (@InsideCarolina) June 5, 2022

And then this play was not ruled an infield fly, leading to a double play instead of 1 out with the infield fly rule:

Here’s the play from the 3rd inning that was not deemed the infield fly rule and thus creates a double play. pic.twitter.com/9fFddK9yUI

— InsideCarolina (@InsideCarolina) June 5, 2022

Will not having Forbes in the dugout hurt the Tar Heels as they face elimination in the regional they’re hosting? We’ll see if Georgia can take advantage.