Originally Posted by KSRef07

If all the others posters are correct and it is obvious we only need one post - right?

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

To rephrase it slightly, it is obvious that we only need one <b>right</b> post. Unfortunately, your post wasn't the one that was right.:)

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Jeff, the consensus here is that the arrow will not change. Since the AP throwin is never completed, the arrow will stay with A until the next AP situation. The 2nd throwin is for the violation, not the AP.

Originally Posted by KSRef07

We can't all be perfect.:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by boiseball

my best guess was that it was meant to be a throw in based on the violation and therefore the AP arrow would not be affected by the subsequent throw-in; I have to say I am not sure what the logic is behind that approach, but it seems to be what they are getting at; hopefully someone will come along with an actual cite for us