Once the R1 whistles and beckons for serve in high school volleyball, the 5-second clock starts.
TASO President Russell Larson explains what happens after the referee authorizes the serve, why a coach can no longer call a timeout or make a substitution, and how the re-serve rule can come into play if the wrong player is preparing to serve.
Important: This Short discusses NFHS high school volleyball rules. Club volleyball under USA Volleyball rules has different serving rules and timing.
Watch the full conversation with Russell Larson on Booyah Sports Network for more volleyball rules, referee signals, rotations, violations, and calls that players and parents see every weekend.
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