Well, It Finally Happened ...

[PG_Ref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

B is entitled to arrow and he said B would get the throw-in.

The scenario was that A had the ball for an AP arrow throw-in, and the ball not released yet ... did I have a brain fart?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by PG_Ref

The scenario was that A incorrectly had the ball for an AP arrow throw-in, and the ball not released yet ... did I have a brain fart?

Read my insert to your quote.

[Sharpshooternes]

This one is making my head hurt.

[PG_Ref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Read my insert to your quote.

Agreed ... but we still have a held ball on an (incorrect) AP throw-in. Was the whistle blown for a held ball situation? If so, it determines what we have next.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by PG_Ref

Agreed ... but we still have a held ball on an (incorrect) AP throw-in. Was the whistle blown for a held ball situation? If so, it determines what we have next.

On a held ball of this type (thrower sticks ball through plane) during an AP throw-in the next throw-in is an AP throw-in for the team which had the arrow. Team B had the arrow, but Team A was incorrectly given the throw-in. Therefore it is an AP throw-in for Team B.

[PG_Ref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

On a held ball of this type (thrower sticks ball through plane) during an AP throw-in the next throw-in is an AP throw-in for the team which had the arrow. Team B had the arrow, but Team A was incorrectly given the throw-in. Therefore it is an AP throw-in for Team B.

Ok, I read Snagwells original post as if the arrow was incorrectly pointing towards A (and they were incorrectly given the ball) when it should have been pointing toward B.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by PG_Ref

Ok, I read Snagwells original post as if the arrow was incorrectly pointing towards A (and they were incorrectly given the ball) when it should have been pointing toward B.

The point is A was given an AP throw in by mistake.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by PG_Ref

Ok, I read Snagwells original post as if the arrow was incorrectly pointing towards A (and they were incorrectly given the ball) when it should have been pointing toward B.

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

The point is A was given an AP throw in by mistake.

Yep, whether it's b/c the official screwed up or the table screwed up is inconsequential to the scenario.