What is required for ejected personnel in relation to game visibility?

Ejected personnel must leave the venue from sight and sound, underscoring the importance of maintaining the integrity of the game and ensuring that the atmosphere remains free from any potential disruption or influence from those who have been ejected. This rule is designed to promote fair play and prevent any intimidation or distractions that could arise from an ejected individual continuing to observe the game closely.

Remaining visible, audible, or within the vicinity of the game could lead to conflicts or negative behaviors that detract from the experience for players and officials alike. The requirement for ejected personnel to be completely out of sight and sound reinforces the authority of the officials and helps maintain the respectful competitive environment essential in sports.