A libero can serve for both middles but only for one set a game.

In rotation 3 the setter is in front of the M1, closest to the net on serve receive

If the libero sets the ball in front of the 10ft line, you CAN jump but you MUST only roll the ball.

In rotation 4 base, the setter is at the net on the left side of the M1.

On a RS attack, the O1 is playing deep middle back to the left, the Libero drops back down the line for hits, tips & rolls, the right side curves in to play the tip/short cross ball, and the right back person cuts in towards the left in order to cut the power shot off.

If you block a ball, but it rolls back down on your side, you only have 2 contacts to make a play.

Position 3 on the court is Middle Back

The libero always plays defense in middle back

For rotations 3-6, there are only 2 hitters in the front row with the setter.

If a PLAYER is SERVING, then that would mean her ROTATION BASE POSITION in that rotation is Position 1...

When a front row player drops back in serve receive, she has to be IN LINE with the back row players.

On an outside attack defense, the RB stays on the 10ft line to play the short ball?