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  1. michael finley

    michael finley JBB JustBBall Member

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    me and my friend argued about wat the official rim height is i say 10ft but he doesnt believe me and how far out is the 3 point line??? [​IMG]
     
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    yeah the rim is 10ft, and the 3 point line is 19'9" from the basket.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting michael finley:</div><div class="quote_post">me and my friend argued about wat the official rim height is i say 10ft but he doesnt believe me and how far out is the 3 point line??? [​IMG]</div>

    What? Your friend doesn't know it's 10 feet? Oh and I didn't know that the 3pt line had an additional 9 inches back.
     
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    You should tell him to stop playing on those rims that you can lower to like 7 feet and those bedroom door nets because it's getting to his head, haha.
     
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    Man, thats very surprising he didn't know the rim was 10ft, and which 3 pt line do you want to know?(i don't know college or nba) Because they're different distances from the hoop. Wait i found it the 3 pt line listed above is the furthest distance for ncaa for the nba the furthest distance (top of the key) is 23'9".
     
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    I thought that the freethrow line from the rim was exactly 15 feet and the three-point line was 25 feet.

    I don't know, maybe I play too much NBA Live 2004.
     
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    heh, i got those 3 point measurements straight from a site on how to draw out an NBA regulation court.
     
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    wait, so wat is the exact 3 point line distance
    1. for high skool
    2. for nba
    someone please tell me
     
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    High-school and college are the same. NBA line is further out. There is no "exact" distance because it varies going from the sideline to the top of the key.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting ANiMuS:</div><div class="quote_post">High-school and college are the same. NBA line is further out. There is no "exact" distance because it varies going from the sideline to the top of the key.</div>
    I certainly did not know that. Then which court for the three-point line in the NBA is shortest away from the basketball rim?
     
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    kuss immak
     
  12. Accord

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting ANiMuS:</div><div class="quote_post">There is no "exact" distance because it varies going from the sideline to the top of the key.</div>

    That's not true at all, of course there is an exact distance [​IMG].

    A 3-point line on an NBA regulation court has exactly two different dimensions, one for the arc as a whole and one for each side below the elbows. The entire arc of the 3-point line at any given place is exactly 23 feet 9 inches from the center of the hoop and below the elbows on the wing the 3-point line is exactly 22 feet from the center of the hoop and 3 feet from the out of bounds line.

    This very basic information is readily available on the NBA's website.

    BTW, I didn't close this thread and i'm not sure why it was closed.
     

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