NCAAW -- Next Server

[MCBear]

Bob, when B1 served, where was A2...RB or RF? In all liklihood, there may have been an overlap on Team A thus negating Team B's LOR.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by MCBear

Bob, when B1 served, where was A2...RB or RF? In all liklihood, there may have been an overlap on Team A thus negating Team B's LOR.

Good point, but it was more of a theoretical question. Assume either A was legal or the violation was also missed.

[oldsetter]

I've never seen anyone go back and penalize a team for overlap in this situation. Not only did you have a potential overlap, but you had a back row player playing front row and possible committing BRA and/or BRB.

[ChuckElias]

Originally Posted by MCBear

Bob, when B1 served, where was A2...RB or RF? In all liklihood, there may have been an overlap on Team A thus negating Team B's LOR.

So B1 legally contact the serve, but b/c of Team A's illegal alignment, Team A wins the point and the previous point?

[FMadera]

Originally Posted by ChuckElias

So B1 legally contact the serve, but b/c of Team A's illegal alignment, Team A wins the point and the previous point?

No...Team B wins the rally that they served legally. Only one point involved here. Once B serves, you cannot retroactively sanction A for the incorrect server.

[MCBear]

As Felix indicted, only the point that B1 served is involved. Since A2's serve was a loss of rally, no point for Team A is considered. Once B1 served, A1 is out of rotation (most likely) and B is awarded the point for A's fault. We correct the lineup for A and play on. When B loses rally, A2 will be the next server.