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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
His use of the word "over" is synonymous with the use of the word "ends."
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I agree that's what he meant. But the rulebook never talks (to my knowledge) of a throw-in being "over", so that -- to me -- was kind of ambiguous. It could mean:
1) the throw-in ends, in the rulebook sense; or
2) a throw-in pass was touched legally.
I just wanted to clarify that the arrow can switch without #2 ever happening.
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BTW could you please give me an instance in which the throw-in does not occur, yet the arrow switches? 
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When the throw-in team violates.
I understand that the throw-in does happen, in the rulebook sense. But there was no throw-in pass. That's the only point I was trying -- unsuccessfully -- to make.