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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
Pretty sure I know the answer on this. Just looking for other perspectives. I worked a prep school match using NCAA rules. Between sets 2 and 3, libero #3 changes jerseys to a regular team jersey with the #3. Perfect. Love it.
Regular player #9 changes to libero jersey #5. Not cool. I'm pretty sure this is NOT allowed in NCAA.
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A player is allowed to change numbers because of blood, or in the case of a libero redesignation. Since this was between sets AND since the original L changed to a regular jersey (I assume, to play)....
We seem to be having similar issues -- I was working a D-3 JV "match" (in quoted s because it doesn't count in any standings, etc -- just a chance to get more kids some court time before the regular match) when one team started a set with #14 as the L, then the regular player came back in and the L#21 came in.
I pointed at the new Land showed the letter L with my fingers to the coach with a questioning look on my face -- he kind of raised his hands as if to say "it's only JV" -- I laughed and let it go. I was really just being sure the opposing coach saw the change and didn't care.