The line judge's job is to backup the referee. if the ball is in or out and if there is a foot fault (that's my job on the Blizzards.
The up refs job is to tell the players when to serve.
The down refs job is to tell the up reff when there is a game point, when the scorers are ready to start the game, and what the team captains are.
The scorers keep the scores, timeouts, captains, foot faults, fouls and all.
In volleyball, using your feet to play the ball became legal with the introduction of the official rules by the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) in 1964. Prior to that, players were not allowed to use their feet to touch the ball. This rule change allowed for more dynamic play and creativity in the game. Today, players can use any part of their body, including their feet, to play the ball as long as they adhere to the other rules of the game.
when a player needs to come out of the game or isn't doing well
To use a dolphin emulator, one has to purchase the game from legit sources, that is, the official website. After downloading it, one can open it and start playing.
Block volleyball is a variation of traditional volleyball where players are allowed to use their hands to block the ball at the net, similar to how they would in a game of basketball. This differs from traditional volleyball where players are not allowed to block the ball with their hands above the net.
make your thoumbs a triangle and use only finger tips
what year is volleyball made what do they use what is they history
The game played like volleyball but upside down is called Sepak Takraw. It is a traditional sport originating from Southeast Asia, where players use their feet, head, knees, and chest to hit a rattan ball over a high net. Unlike volleyball, players cannot use their hands, making it a unique and acrobatic game. Sepak Takraw is particularly popular in countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
you use your hands in volleyball and in soccer you use ur feet and u play on a cort in volleyball and in soccer u play on a feild
Material used in volleyball is sponge type.
You may use any part of your body in volleyball, except when your serving. And remember: NO CARRYING!
Yes, in volleyball, you can legally use your head to play the ball.
Womens NCAA Volleyball... Nope Men's NCAA Volleyball... YEAP, does not say anywhere in the rulebook! Probably might be a gym/arena rule not to use but those are the uptight, anal, conservative people who make the game boring.