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What is that candycane stick on volleyball nets for?

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it is a boundary that is aligned with the out of bounds place, its called the antenna.. if the ball is hit inside the antenna, the ball is in. but if the ball hits the antenna or doesnt hit inside the antenna, it is out
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markers for the boundaries
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out of bounds. like a boundary line.
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Its an annetena its for bondary when you spike, pass, or serve!
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If the Ball hits it or passes it the ball is out- so the refs can see if a ball is in or out

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It is sort of a boundary, the ball is out if it hits one of the 'sticks' (antennas ) or if it goes outside of one. They are so somebody can't get a crazy angled shot from way outside of the lines, and so you can easily tell if a ball crossed over the top of the net in bounds
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If the players get fatigued, they have a l**k!
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