If a team uses two Liberos, which statement is true?

• A. It does not matter which one enters first
• B. The first Libero must be the captain
• C. Liberos cannot rotate positions
• D. A substitute Libero cannot enter the game

Answer: (A)

Two Liberos give you flexible defensive coverage in the back row. A libero is a defensive specialist who can replace any back-row player, and when a team uses two, they’re designated as Libero A and Libero B. Either libero can enter the game to substitute for a back-row player, and the order in which they come in isn’t fixed by any rule—so it doesn’t matter which one enters first. The other statements don’t fit because the libero role isn’t tied to captaincy, Liberos stay in the back row and cannot participate in front-row plays, and a substitute Libero entering the game is allowed under the substitution rules.