No, throwing the ball at the head of an opponent wasn't the subject. The word "throw" is relative. I've seen players flick, toss, throw. Its not the word you use, its the whole play. Speed, projectile, location of contact, intent, mannerism, etc. Also, the i was asking about a flagrant T. Yes, if a player winds up and throws the ball at opponents head, its a Fragrent T. But, if the play is such that two player on the floor fighting for the ball and after the whistle, out of frustration, the player flicks the ball at the opponent, and it ends there, then i'll call a T not a Flagrent T.
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