
A Volleyball Serve Can Touch the Net and Still Stay in Play
Keep playing when a legal volleyball serve clips the net and crosses correctly, while distinguishing ball contact from a player’s net fault.

Keep playing when a legal volleyball serve clips the net and crosses correctly, while distinguishing ball contact from a player’s net fault.

Follow the libero’s location, contact technique and the attacker’s contact height to understand a specific indoor-volleyball attack restriction.

Use the volleyball antennae to understand the legal crossing space, distinguish their role from the court lines, and follow the current rules for unusual recoveries.

Count an indoor volleyball block separately from the team’s three hits, and avoid applying the same rule automatically to beach volleyball.

Recognise the volleyball libero’s contrasting uniform, then follow the defensive role without confusing the shirt colour with the captain’s designation.