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Question
Explain the legal substitution in volleyball.
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Solution
A legal substitution occurs when:
- The substitute enters the court within the designated substitution zone.
- The team holds to the number of substitutes allowed (typically six each set, depending on the competition).
- The substitute enters only when the ball is out of play and the referee has approved the substitution.
- The substitute maintains the correct rotation order, so players return to the game in the same rotation position they quit.
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