[johnbar]

Not a recording error. I noticed her because of her ponytail on the 12-14 point and again at 13-15. I went back in the video to confirm it. 

In the broadcast, there is a delay before the 2nd serve and the Virginia score on the video drops back to 14 and then returns to 15. 

My guess, without checking the rules, is that out of rotation can only cause a loss of the current point. Once the next point starts, the score isn’t changed. I may go back and figure out when they got out of rotation.

Thanks!

Oh, I do remember seeing that flip-flop with the score.

A rotation error can cause the loss of more than one point, because I've seen it happen.  A player served out of turn; her team won the point. Same player served again, they won another point.  Then the mistake was caught.  They lost both points.  That was a single service run, and the team making the mistake initally won the points.  

In this case, the opposing team (Stanford) served in between - not sure if that matters, but it might. And Stanford won both points.

[johnbar]

Not a recording error. I noticed her because of her ponytail on the 12-14 point and again at 13-15. I went back in the video to confirm it. 

In the broadcast, there is a delay before the 2nd serve and the Virginia score on the video drops back to 14 and then returns to 15. 

My guess, without checking the rules, is that out of rotation can only cause a loss of the current point. Once the next point starts, the score isn’t changed. I may go back and figure out when they got out of rotation.

Thanks!

Oh, I do remember seeing that flip-flop with the score.

A rotation error can cause the loss of more than one point, because I've seen it happen.  A player served out of turn; her team won the point. Same player served again, they won another point.  Then the mistake was caught.  They lost both points.  That was a single service run, and the team making the mistake initally won the points.  

In this case, the opposing team (Stanford) served in between - not sure if that matters, but it might. And Stanford won both points.