Unsporting act(s) or ignore it/them?

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Originally Posted by Rob1968

I was the extreme minority, stating that if the throwing of the ball off of the opponent was not judged to be unsporting, that the kicking of the ball, after the horn had sounded, should be ignored. I cited CASE BOOK 10.3.6 SITUATION B.

Each act needs to be viewed separately. If that case play is the one I think it is, it's the right cite for the first part of the play (and it's a smart play by A1).

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