Which statement about Libero designation is accurate?

Which statement about Libero designation is accurate?

• A. A team can designate only one Libero for the match
• B. A team can designate zero or one Libero for each set, or two Liberos for the match
• C. A team can designate zero, one, or two Liberos for each set
• D. A team can designate zero Liberos for the match

Answer: (B)

Libero designation is about how many defensive specialists a team can have available and when that designation can change from set to set. The Libero is a back-row specialist who substitutes for other players and has special rules about movement, serving, and front-row eligibility. The key idea is that a team may either designate no Libero, designate one Libero for a set, or designate two Liberos for the entire match. If two Liberos are designated, they rotate in for back-row duties (only one Libero can be on the court at a time). This is why the accurate statement is that a team can designate zero or one Libero for each set, or two Liberos for the match.

Libero designation is about how many defensive specialists a team can have available and when that designation can change from set to set. The Libero is a back-row specialist who substitutes for other players and has special rules about movement, serving, and front-row eligibility. The key idea is that a team may either designate no Libero, designate one Libero for a set, or designate two Liberos for the entire match. If two Liberos are designated, they rotate in for back-row duties (only one Libero can be on the court at a time). This is why the accurate statement is that a team can designate zero or one Libero for each set, or two Liberos for the match.