94 ft in the NBA.
In the NBA it is 3 feet from the sideline. The curve begins 5 feet 3 ins from the baseline. In high school and college, draw a line parallel to the baseline that goes through the center of the basket; this is where the curved part of the line begins. (This is also 5 feet 3 inches from the baseline.)
In the NBA, the backboard is located 4 feet (1.22 meters) inside the baseline. The front of the backboard is positioned 4 feet from the baseline, and the hoop itself is 10 feet above the playing surface, with the backboard being 6 feet wide and 3.5 feet tall. This setup is consistent across all NBA courts.
An NBA size Basketball court is 94 feet from baseline to baseline and 50 feet from sideline to sideline.
Around the 2002-2003 season.
23 FEET
The fastest NBA player from baseline to baseline is often considered to be Russell Westbrook. His explosive speed and athleticism have allowed him to cover the court quickly during fast breaks. Other players, like John Wall, have also been noted for their speed, but Westbrook's combination of speed, strength, and agility typically puts him at the top of this category.
24 feet from the corner
The perpendicular distance from the inside of the baseline to the center of the goal or basket is 5 foot 3 inches.
From the front it is 23 ft. 9in but from the side it is 22ft.
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2.857 feet