What does MVB mean in UNIVERSITIES

Men's Volleyball is a competitive sport that has been around since 1895. It involves volleys over a net between two sides with the goal of scoring points by hitting the ball over the net and onto the other team's court.

Each team can have up to six players, but only three are allowed on each side at once during play.

To play Men's Volleyball, one requires a regulation-sized volleyball court, an appropriately sized volleyball net, and two teams (each with six players). Other necessary equipment includes an official scorekeeper, official uniforms for both teams, volleyballs, and knee pads if desired.

A match typically lasts anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on how many sets are played. Each set consists of up to 25 points and must be won by 15 points or more in order for it to count.

Anyone who wants to participate in this sport can do so; however, there may be age restrictions depending on where it is being played. Additionally, organizations such as USAV (USA Volleyball) offer different levels of play for both adults as well as youths.