Two hits

[FMadera]

Originally Posted by Retrozetti

So, only possible leniency on 1st contact going to a 2nd contact, or a 2nd contact going to a 3rd contact...

There is no leniency required on 1st contact going to 2nd contact, as multiple contacts on 1st contact (in one play of the ball) is never illegal, no matter how bad it is.

[OmniSpiker]

As a ref, your visual acuity is more focused on player (ball handling) rather than ball. You're eyes are beating the ball to player and not following the ball. In simplicity, line judging, you're eyes never follow the ball. You will not see the floor contact, when it's a blurr.

If the NCAA way comes to USAV, then this is seriously gonna change the way how coaching player skills gets done following afterwards. Pros and cons to everything.

[Retrozetti]

Originally Posted by FMadera

There is no leniency required on 1st contact going to 2nd contact, as multiple contacts on 1st contact (in one play of the ball) is never illegal, no matter how bad it is.

True. I was just providing an example to depict leniency on the contact passing to an additional team contact. I assumed we all know 1st hit can be multiple contact provided it´s one motion of playing the ball. But your clarification removes any "judgement of 1st contact" confusion.