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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
Careful on your verbiage here. The throw-in doesn't actually have to occur for the arrow to switch. The arrow is switched when the AP throw-in is completed. The AP throw-in is completed when a legal throw-in is legally touched OR when the throw-in team violates.
You probably knew that, but talking about the throw-in being "over" is imprecise, and saying the arrow can't change because "there was no throw in" is confusing, at best.
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I agree with CG.
The throw-in
ENDS when the ball is legally touched inbounds or the throwing team violates. 4-42-5
His use of the word "over" is synonymous with the use of the word "ends."
BTW could you please give me an instance in which the throw-in does not occur, yet the arrow switches?
