a double hit.
It is important to call the ball because if you don't 2 people could be aiming for the ball and they can run in to each other really badly.
It is called blocking.
In high school volleyball, you could call it a lift - the high school rulebook lists several illegal actions for the same call - ball comes to rest - prolonged contact, etc. "Lifted" is one of the terms used. In USA Volleyball, it would be a caught ball.
anything that ends in "all".... ball all baseball call y'all..... hope this helps
If the ball hits the line then the ball is called in. But if its even a little bit over the line then its out and the other team gets the ball.
The coach can can call a timeout anytime when the ball is not in play. He/She only has two timeouts per game, though.
My volleyball team always says "service!" and when we r receiving the ball we'll call our seems "my seem your seem" repeatedly while pointing to our seems and their seems. Your seem is always to your left.
No. The first ball contacted by the cue ball must be the 8 ball to be a legal shot. However, if you use the opponent's ball as a carom shot after hitting the 8 ball, yes, this is a legal shot.
Yes they can, most of the time its called a ten ball...They call out "ten"...its not a foul, it works everytime if you know how to do it..
In the absence of a referee or score keepers on the side, typically the person serving the ball would call out the score before they serve.
Okay, there are about 3 fouls in volleyball: # A carry: when you preform a set, but your arms and palms are facing towards the ceiling. # When your body touches the net # When your foot crosses the serving line
Yeah you can move out of position- volleyball would be pretty tough if you couldn't. Just make sure you are in the right rotation before the serve or else the ref can call you out of rotation or an overlap. After the ball is hit you can move out of that position to play defense, set, hit, and/or block.