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Old Wed Sep 19, 2007, 02:20pm
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Just to make sure...

Does the upref still have to cancel (acknowledge) the bad toss and authorized the re-serve with *whistle* in NFHS also?

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Is it wrong for me to *whistle* after a toss error, then *whistle* for the re-serve or Simply just *whistle* for the re-serve is all that's necessary for USAV? (hand gestures included)
Whistle (and signal re-serve) to indicate that you are no longer doing a 5 second count.

Whistle again (and beckon) to re-start the count.
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Old Wed Sep 19, 2007, 03:03pm
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Thanks Felix,

People kept asking me why I was way too whistle happy...

I'll be sure to remember that I'm stopping my 5 second count...

I sort of lost my reasoning after seeing a certified ref not blow her whistle after the toss error. Then I did that too afterwards...
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Old Thu Sep 20, 2007, 08:35am
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People kept asking me why I was way too whistle happy...
Volleyball in general is whistle-happy. After coming from basketball, I feel like I'm just blowing the freaking whistle all the time.
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Old Mon Sep 24, 2007, 04:58pm
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NFHS allows one re-serve per player's term of service. As was stated already, a sub coming into the game would start a new player term of service. If the original player were to re-sub into the game, that would be a new term of service, and that player would be entitled to another re-serve. A player's second dropped serve would result in a loss of rally.
Felix, my friend, I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings, but you are incorrect in what you posted (the part that I bolded). Per Rule 8-1-4: "...Each player may have only one re-serve during a team's term of service." Therefore, the first server may have one re-serve, a substitute who enters for the server during the same term of service may have one re-serve, but if the original player re-enters during the same term of service, she may not have an additional re-serve as she has already used it.

Hopefully that clears up any misconception.
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Old Tue Sep 25, 2007, 08:54am
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Felix, my friend, I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings, but you are incorrect in what you posted (the part that I bolded). Per Rule 8-1-4: "...Each player may have only one re-serve during a team's term of service." Therefore, the first server may have one re-serve, a substitute who enters for the server during the same term of service may have one re-serve, but if the original player re-enters during the same term of service, she may not have an additional re-serve as she has already used it.

Hopefully that clears up any misconception.
Hmm, that's what I get for listening to/ passing on information from our state's rules interpreters, I guess.
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