What is a typical consequence of a personal foul (PI) on a throw?

• A. The disc is immediately pulled out of play
• B. A call is made and play is resumed per the dispute resolution process, often with possession adjustments.
• C. The throw is counted as complete regardless
• D. The other team automatically receives possession

Answer: (B)

When a personal foul on a throw happens, the typical outcome is that a foul is called and play is paused while the players resolve the call on the spot. In formats that use on-field dispute resolution, the next step is to settle the foul through that process, which often leads to adjusting possession or resetting the throw based on what occurred and where the disc is at that moment. The key idea is that fouls trigger a controlled restart rather than an immediate automatic turnover, so the outcome depends on the resolution, not just the foul itself. This is why the correct choice describes a call and play resumed via the dispute-resolution process, often with possession adjustments.