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Old Mon Jul 30, 2007, 09:41pm
TimTaylor TimTaylor is offline
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Originally Posted by Scrapper1

The legal alignment thing is going to take a LONG time for me to get used to. I really have no idea how to keep track of that at this point. (
Lineup card is a big help with this initially - check it between plays periodically. It will take a while, maybe a season or two, but eventually you'll learn to recognize the patterns.

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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
So during the play of the ball, my only responsibilities are the center line and the net? I'm looking to make sure nobody crosses completely under the net or is partially over the line and interfering with an opponent; and I'm looking for contact with the net. Is that right?(
Sort of.....a player may contact the floor across the centerline with one or both feet/hands as long as a part of the foot/feet or hand(s) remain(s) on or above the center line. Contacting the floor across the center line with any other part of the body is illegal.

A player contacting any part of the net, including net cables or antennas is a net foul. Exception - it is not a foul if a player's loose hair touches the net or if the force of the ball hit by an opponent pushes the net or cables into the player.

These are covered in Rule 9 for NFHS.....

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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
I'm going to have to signal this during play? I can barely keep track of back/front row before the serve.
Relax, I said eventually...this is at least a few seasons down the road

In your prematch conference ask your R1 what signals he/she wants from you and let them know if they ask for something you're not comfortable with.

Last edited by TimTaylor; Mon Jul 30, 2007 at 09:55pm.
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