mplagrow Agree, since a throw-in ends when a ball is legally touched in bounds. A kick doesn't constitute a legal touch, but the deflection would.
Mark Padgett Originally posted by mplagrow Agree, since a throw-in ends when a ball is legally touched in bounds. A kick doesn't constitute a legal touch, but the deflection would. The throw-in also ends when the throw-in pass touches a player inbounds or out of bounds.