[Junior Samples]

Can a player be pulled out when she rotates out of the front row for one play, then sub back in to the front left?

If not, is there a way to keep a player in the front more than the normal rotation?

[crashnburn]

Nope

[hoopspride33]

Got to go back into the same serving position

[Junior Samples]

I was told a story about a team doing this. I thought that if it were possible, why doesn't anybody I've seen do it? I can see where this would be extremely beneficial, especially in small school programs.

[crashnburn]

Maybe it happened during summer play....?

[sportsvideo]

Originally Posted by Junior Samples

I was told a story about a team doing this. I thought that if it were possible, why doesn't anybody I've seen do it? I can see where this would be extremely beneficial, especially in small school programs.

if that were the case, then there would be no reason to rotate at all...

[tvolleyball6]

definately not legal, that would be like a libero for the front row.

[sportsvideo]

Originally Posted by tvolleyball6

definately not legal, that would be like a libero for the front row.

well thats not totally true, there is a way the libero can play front row- but they would become a regular player and change the jersey..thats if you for some odd reason would begin a game with 7 girls then lose one to injury.. the libero then changes to regular player and can play all the way around..

[Junior Samples]

What could a coach's reasoning be for starting their best front row player in the back middle?

[kayla vb]

Originally Posted by Junior Samples

What could a coach's reasoning be for starting their best front row player in the back middle?

Lots of possibilities. The other team has a shut-down blocker that starts in middle front and you want to get your hitter away from her. You run a 5-1 and you want this hitter next to your setter (maybe she's a middle and run slides). Maybe she's also a really good back row player?