If R1 and F6 begin shoving each other, what is the outcome for the coaches trying to intervene?

The correct outcome regarding coaches intervening when R1 and F6 are shoving each other is that only the players are ejected. In this situation, the players involved in the altercation are at the center of the disciplinary action, and the governing rules typically focus on their behavior as the primary concern. The coaches' attempt to intervene does not directly involve them in the altercation itself; therefore, they are not penalized in the same way that the players are.

When dealing with on-field conflicts, the rules emphasize maintaining control of the situation by addressing the players' actions. While coaches play an important role in managing their teams and can be cautioned or warned in certain circumstances for not maintaining control, this specific situation typically leads to ejection of the players involved in the altercation rather than the coaches. Therefore, the focus remains on the players' conduct, which leads to their ejection.