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Fri Oct 24, 2003, 11:12am
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JV game last night.
Score is Team A - 19, Team B - 18. Team A is serving, wins three points and now leads 21-18. I am R, table tells my partner that Team A has the wrong server and the book is off by two rotations. The book is being kept by two of the freshman players and the visiting team is not keeping a scorebook to cross reference with. My partner spends at least ten minutes at the table trying to straighten things out, then calls me over. I am certain that Team A's rotation and server are correct because the server is also the setter and I have been tracking her position in the rotation throughout the game. We decide to leave team A in the rotation they are in. Team B's rotation is correct, according to the book. Both coaches agree with our decision. What do you all think regarding this situation?
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Fri Oct 24, 2003, 01:48pm
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If you know Team B's rotation is correct, it can be used to determine whether A is correct as well.
If B is, for instance, in its third rotation, then A must be in its corresponding rotation - either third or fourth, depending on who had the first serve. Tracking the setter is good but checking A's position against B's would provide a quick confirmation as to which A team player should have been serving. -Homer-
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