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Another one: real test
Setter is front row
Setter is in the ideal setter's position. A pass is made which requires the setter to move away from the ideal setter's position. Setter is forced to reach with their hands to perform a set. In that instant the setter decides to perform their set as a dump. In the action of dumping the ball the setter has to set the ball in a direction out of the midline of their body over their left shoulder. The setting fundamentals are not applicable as the posture of the setter was somewhat contorted. The execution is performed with both hands with a lot of emphasis on wrist flicking but fair equal contact and looks clean. Their is no prolong contact. A rebound angle is not applicable by measuring the perpendicular line of the shoulders of the setter as the ball was infuentially redirected by the action of the setter. So it looks like the setter was going to set the ball, only to change the setting into a redirected play with the wrist flicks out of the midline angle of the setter. The dump is succesful.
(Putting aside ugly and illegal.) Is this a lift/carry/throw?
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