Before a set begins, the players are put in a certain order based on their position on the court. Though they can move anywhere once the ball is served, the players must be in this order beforehand. If the referee or scorekeeper notices that the players have gone out of rotation, an automatic time out is called on the team, and the players must be put back in the proper order.
Yes, if the ball lands outside the boundary lines in volleyball, it is considered out and results in a fault.
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Yes, you can successfully cross the net in volleyball without committing a fault as long as you do not touch the net or interfere with the opponent's play.
yes
When the person who is serving steps over or on the service line.
The term for when a server steps past the serving line in volleyball is a foot fault.
No.
While serving, if the player's foot breaks the line, it is considered a foot fault, and the opposing team is awarded a point.
No, that would be a foot-fault.
A foot fault is when in volleyball you serve and you pass the line or put your foot under the net.
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It is called a foot fault. You can also have a foot fault if you step over the center line onto the opponent's court.