Inbounds or Out of bounds

[Oklahoma official]

What establishes inbounds status?

[just another ref]

Touching inbounds while not touching out of bounds. Both feet not necessary if that's what you're asking.

[DrPete]

Also a player still has inbounds status if he is in the air, having last touched the court in bounds, and not yet touched anything out of bounds yet.

[Oklahoma official]

Thank you, that is what i was asking

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Oklahoma official

What establishes inbounds status?

What's the context of your question?

[Oklahoma official]

If a player comes from out of bounds and touches a ball inbounds, when does he/she establish inbounds status. Some people say both feet have to be on the floor before he can touch the ball, others say one foot. Can not find a clear reference in the book.

[jTheUmp]

There isn't a reference to 'one foot' or 'two feet' in the rule book... all that's required is that you have some part of your body in bounds (doesn't have to be a foot), and no part of your body out of bounds.

An airborne player has the same in bounds/out of bounds status as she had prior to going airborne. (phrased around here as "you are where you were until you get where you're going").

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by Oklahoma official

If a player comes from out of bounds and touches a ball inbounds, when does he/she establish inbounds status. Some people say both feet have to be on the floor before he can touch the ball, others say one foot. Can not find a clear reference in the book.

case book--4.35.2.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Oklahoma official

If a player comes from out of bounds and touches a ball inbounds, when does he/she establish inbounds status. Some people say both feet have to be on the floor before he can touch the ball, others say one foot. Can not find a clear reference in the book.

Some people say lots of things. Book reference is in rule 4, under player location.