In Basketball, free throws (ft) or foul shots are unopposed attempts to score points from a restricted area on the court (the free throw line; informally known as the charity stripe or foul line), and are generally awarded after a foul by the opposing team. Each free throw is worth one point, and normally more than one is awarded. The importance of free throws is nevertheless sometimes underestimated; games have been known to be decided on them, especially when the score is close. Teams who could have sealed the game on free throws can finish with a narrow win or even a loss because of failure behind the line.
For the NBA, the dimensions of a basketball court are 94 ft. by 50 ft. For International Basketball (FIBA) the court is 28 m by 15 m. For high school basketball, the court is 84 ft. by 50 ft. Baskets are always 10 ft. off of the ground.
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A basketball hoop is 10 ft.
An average basketball hoop is 10 ft
basketball nets are 10 ft high
Dimensions of Basketball CourtsNBA 10 ft collage 10 ft high school 8 ft
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