If a serve hits the net, what happens?
• Re-do
• Dead Ball
• Other teams point
•...
Physics, 15.06.2021 15:40, ldibut2003
If a serve hits the net, what happens?
• Re-do
• Dead Ball
• Other teams point
• Play the ball
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