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∙ 11y agoA loss of serve means that the team that was supposed to serve is out of rotation or has a penalty exacted against them. It also can mean that the server did not make the serve over the net, and possession of the ball is given to the other team.
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∙ 14y agoSide-out
VOLLEYBALL comes from the word VOLLEY which means to bump or hit and a ball is a round hard/soft object.VOLLEY+BALL=VOLLEYBALL. VOLLEYBALL+ME= my life.
In traditional volleyball, the ball is not allowed to bounce. However, in a new variation called Wook ball, one bounce per possession is allowed. Further, if a pass is dropped it is considered a bounce, and is still in play if that is the first bounce of the possession.
Your team can hit the volleyball three times before it goes over the net.
Yes. According to the (new) NFL rules a receiver must maintain possession of the ball all the way to the ground.
a turnover. the other team assumes possession and the game continues. a turnover. the other team assumes possession and the game continues.
A fumbled ball is when a player loses possession of the ball while attempting to maintain control, usually due to mishandling or a defensive player disrupting the play.
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Volley means to keep something off the ground. In volleyball the ball is not allowed to touch the ground. So essentially volleyball "keep the ball off the ground". I hope this helped. :)
The word "sideout" is used in volleyball. It is a word, and it means to take back possession of the ball is the other team is serving. For example, if team A is serving, players on team B will say, "sideout" to tell their teammates that the team needs to win the point and take back possession of the ball.
Volley means to keep something off the ground. In volleyball the ball is not allowed to touch the ground. So essentially volleyball "keep the ball off the ground". I hope this helped. :)
The offensive team is the team with possession of the ball at the beginning of the play- so the offensive team if the serving team.
It's called a dig.