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Did the player go out of bounds voluntarily? If they went OOB for an unauthorized reason then they can not.
See the other thread about this same subject... bobbled ball
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That is somewhat misleading. Whether they go out voluntarily or not has nothing to do with being allowed to be the first to touch the ball. If they go OOB voluntarily, it is a violation right then...without waiting to see if they touch the ball.
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You won't find a rule reference, because it is legal. There is no rule preventing it, therefore it is legal. Also, there is nothing about "establishing" oneself back in bounds--as long as the player is inbounds (touching the inbound area and not touching anything out of bounds, or if in the air, not having leapt from an area not in bounds) this is legal.
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