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Sat Jun 09, 2007, 04:53pm
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Why is this so hard for some to grasp? If the defense, say B team, violates during a throw in, it is a violation that carries it's own remedy. Forget the AP throw in. It becomes irrelevant when a defending team violates during a throw in. If they keep violating (Kicking) on the throw in, the other team retains right to the throw in.
Why be concerned about an AP arrow when the violation is the current issue to address? Am I being too simplistic here? OS, whereinthehell is there cheating? Team B keeps violating (See your 4 & 9 above), team A keeps tossing.
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