In volleyball, which statement about rotations is true for the libero?

The libero is a specialized defensive player in volleyball, and their role comes with specific restrictions that differ from those of other players on the team. One of the key rules is that the libero cannot occupy a front-row position. This means that the libero is allowed to play only in the back row and may substitute in for any back-row player without prior notice to the officials. Therefore, the statement that the libero may not rotate to the front row is accurate, highlighting the unique limitations placed on this position to promote a defensive strategy without interfering with regular front-row offensive play.

The other statements are not accurate regarding the libero's role: they do not rotate freely as they are bound by specific substitution rules; they cannot play in all positions since their participation is limited to the back row; and they do not rotate in the same manner as other players, as they often enter and exit the game solely for back-row players.