What should the official do when a foul occurs during an ongoing throw-in?

When a foul occurs during an ongoing throw-in, the correct course of action is to assess the foul and resume with the same throw-in team. This aligns with the rules that govern throw-ins, which stipulate that if a foul is committed during this process, the team that had the possession for the throw-in maintains that privilege.

This decision ensures that the flow of the game is minimally disrupted and acknowledges the right of the team that is attempting to inbound the ball. By allowing them to continue their throw-in after the foul has been assessed, the official is upholding the integrity of the game and providing fairness in the officiating process.

The other options may misrepresent the appropriate treatment of the situation or disrupt game continuity. For example, stopping play to assess technical fouls or calling a jump ball would not correctly follow the outlined protocols for handling a foul during a throw-in. The mechanics of the game emphasize the importance of maintaining possession continuity in such situations, which is why the option of resuming with the same throw-in team is the appropriate action.