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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
And I certainly can believe that you will call it that way too.
A casebook play has already came out that said something different. You just simply fail to understand it. Casebook play 9.9.1SitD says "The exception granted during the throw-in ends when the throw-in ends and is only for the player making the initial touch on the ball".
If you want to apply the exception to a player that gets the ball AFTER the initial touch was made by another player, hey, go for it.  |
The throw-in exception is for the offense, Team A. This case play deals with Team A. Team B, the
defensive team, has its own exception, which is in effect all the time, not just on a throw-in.
That is my take. I don't see anything in the book which disproves it.