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Old Mon Nov 28, 2011, 02:04pm
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That is correct...the throw-in now becomes a throw-in for B's violation. A does not lose their arrow because B violated. The next AP throw-in will still go to A.

And you better either check the arrow as soon as the throw-in for the kicking violation is completed, or tell them not to switch it before the throw-in, because the table will probably switch it.
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