A ball set off the net, but high, will usually be hit cross court. On the left side, if the hitter´s shoulder is aligned so that the ball is nearer the sideline than the hitter´s shoulder, the ball will likely be hit straight or down the line.

A spiker making a late approach will generally hit angle. They´re just concerned with salvaging some kind of attack, not with doing anything fancy at that point.

If a spiker runs underneath the ball too far, that ball will usually be hit deep in a looping fashion or something off-speed.

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