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Originally Posted by d1ref2b
You penalize Team A. They lose the arrow because Team B kicked the ball. All that needs to be revised is "legally" touched ends a throw in.
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The offense might lose the arrow but they
don't lose the throw-in. They would have lost the arrow on the subsequent substitute throw-in for the defensive violation anyway. They are not disadvantaged in any way iow. They are simply repeating their original AP throw-in after the kicking violation. They never lose this throw-in.
Your logic is faulty from the git-go. What you are suggesting actually penalizes the defensive team
twice for one violation.