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Quote:
Originally Posted by justsumguy3
Seems like this should be evident, but when diving into the rule book, I became more confused.
A gets the ball on an AP throw in. A then throws a cross-court pass that bounces once on the court and goes out of bounds opposite the throw in. Obviously we give B the ball at the original throw-in spot, but do we flip arrow to B?
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Compare what is stated above with 6-4-5. The violation results in loss of the ball and the AP arrow. Right?
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