In 2007, the distance to the 3-point line was extended for men's College Basketball, to the line established for international competition, which is 20 feet, six inches (20.5 feet or 6.25 meters) from the center of the goal.
Three Point Line
The three-point line is generally an arc that is a set radius from a point on the court directly below the center of the basket.
Well, I think you mean what is the three point line... well the three point line in basketball is a designated arc line radiating from the basket. If a player shoots beyond the three point line, it counts as three points while if you shoot inside the three point line, it only counts as two points.
The three point line is a line around the perimeter that if you shoot out of it and make it, it counts as 3 points.
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The parts of the basketball court are: the three-point line, the key, the base line, the free throw line, the sideline and the half-court line.
Prior to the three point shot being implemented, there was no three point line on the court.
Two-point shots in basketball are shots taken from inside the three-point line, which are worth two points. Three-point shots are taken from beyond the three-point line and are worth three points. The main difference is the distance from the basket and the number of points awarded for each shot.
There are no "goals" in basketball. You score by making a two-pointer (inside the three-point line), a three-pointer outside of the three point line), or a free throw which is worth one point( you get those if you get fouled inside the paint).
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