What should I have done?

[SCalScoreKeeper]

zoochy-
as an R2 your job is to provide information.you did exactly what you were supposed to.we are taught a couple of things with regards to this play-
1.if you give help it is supposed to be high-at about heart level
2.when play leaves that side of the net drop your help signal

Andy has it 100% right when it comes to handling the coach in this instance.Your job is to protect your partner whether or not you agree with their call.That is definitely something to go over in your post-match.In mine on Tuesday we had our area president as we were working his daughter's school & said we did everything right that we encountered.
A.Libero serving in the wrong spot
B.Coach not listing a libero on his roster then changing the libero between sets
C.Injury timeout

[FMadera]

Originally Posted by SCalScoreKeeper

B.Coach not listing a libero on his roster then changing the libero between sets

I'm curious...please elaborate on this.

[SCalScoreKeeper]

Ok Felix-
Visiting coach just submitted a roster with singular numbers on them.He didn't have the libero designated with their regular number/libero number.We didn't discover until the third set & didn't penalize him.Just had him make the libero designation on his roster.Unit president thought we handled it correctly.

[FMadera]

Originally Posted by SCalScoreKeeper

Ok Felix-
Visiting coach just submitted a roster with singular numbers on them.He didn't have the libero designated with their regular number/libero number.We didn't discover until the third set & didn't penalize him.Just had him make the libero designation on his roster.Unit president thought we handled it correctly.

You let him change the roster and didn't give the other team a point, which is the penalty for changing the roster after the deadline.

[SCalScoreKeeper]

Yes Felix-I'm kicking myself for not catching it earlier than I did even though our boss was ok with how we handled it.We did in the same set also penalize the same team for their new libero serving in the wrong rotation & had a injury timeout situation.eventful set huh?

[oldsetter]

Keep in mind discrete signals are not discrete. We don't care if the offending team sees them, we just hope the other team does not see them. Of course everyone sitting behind the R2 sees them. The important thing to remember is that the R2 is offering an opinion to the R1. The R1 chose to not take it. (I hope he was looking....probably not) Like Felix said, should have been covered in pre and post match. Perhaps there was a touch that you did not see. I have gotten 4's from R2's that I have waved off. I have also not got any help at all when I needed it. Thanks for looking. Lesson learned....Pre-match, Post-match.