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Half court is 32 foot away from the free throw lines ... Here's the math 94 foot court and the free throw line is 15 foot from the base line ( out of bounds) times by two (there are two free throw lines) gives you 64 foot dived by two ( there are two half 's of a court) gives you 32 ...
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