AP throw ins

[stir22]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Because the arrow switches if the throw-in team violates. Throwing the ball OOB is a throw-in violation.

gotcha. thanks. i think the word violates is making my brain freeze. i equate it with other violations, traveling, double dribble and the arrow doesn't change on those. again, thanks.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by stir22

gotcha. thanks. i think the word violates is making my brain freeze. i equate it with other violations, traveling, double dribble and the arrow doesn't change on those. again, thanks.

And the arrow doesn't change on "throw-in" violations. It changes on "AP throw-in" violations. And you must also remember that after Team A violates on an AP throw-in the subsequent throw-in by Team B is not an "AP throw-in", it's just a "throw-in".

[letemplay]

That is a good one to remember for sure.