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Misty Watercolor Memories ...
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
It's an OOB violation, not a throw-in violation, so the next spot is where the ball was touched.
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Taking a walk down Memory Lane, this used to be a throwin violation. If inbounder A1's throwin first touched B1, who was out of bounds, possession went to Team B at the spot of the original throwin. You heard right. Team B's possession.
This odd ruling was changed about thirty years ago. It might still confuse some more experienced (how's that for a euphemism) officials.
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