When an offensive team is offside during a pull in Ultimate, the specific consequences and how play resumes depend on the rules set being followed and the situation. Generally, if the offensive team is offside, the pull is typically redone. The receiving team may have the option to accept the pull as it occurred or request a re-pull depending on the severity and impact of the offside violation. In some cases, observers or officials may be involved in monitoring offsides, and their signals and calls help enforce the rules. For more detailed and specific rules, it would be necessary to refer to the official rulebook or guidelines of the tournament or league, as the handling of offsides can vary.

Yes, that is correct. The pull is the throw made by the defense to the offense that initiates play at the beginning of a half or after a goal has been scored. This is a standard part of Ultimate frisbee rules and is used to start or resume play throughout the game.

A universe point refers to the final point in a game of Ultimate frisbee that is tied at the end of regulation time. It is often considered a sudden death point, where the first team to score wins the game. This point is crucial and can determine the outcome of the match.