The NCAA women's volleyball rules committee met and approved several changes, some of which could impact gameplay.

Double Contacts: The most significant change is that players can "contact the ball more than once with any part of the body in a single attempt on the team's second contact." A teammate must then play the ball. If it crosses the net, the other team will win the point. TLDR: fans won't be able to call for a double contact on the other team when an ugly set happens.

Two Liberos: Teams can dress and use two liberos in one set. The purpose is to create flexibility and change how many substitutions teams use.

Ear Cuffs and Nose Rings: Players may wear snug-fitting nose rings and ear cuffs. This decision stops referees from having to make judgment calls on jewelry.