The distance between the basket and the 3 point line in high school Basketball is 19 feet, 9 inches. The distance is greater in NCAA basketball with a distance of 20 feet, 9 inches. The distance in the NBA is set at 23 feet, 9 inches but is an even 22 feet at the corners.
NBA = 23' 9" (22' in corner) NCAA = 19' 9" from the center of the hoop. From the wording of the NBA rule book: "d. The three-point field goal area has parallel lines 3' from the sidelines, extending from the baseline and an arc of 23'9" from the middle of the basket which intersects the parallel lines." It has moved a few times in the last 10 years but right now this is where it stands. A free throw line is 13 feet.
31 feet
19"9' from the basket to the 3-point line. Same as in high school.
The player has to shoot the ball into the hoop from behind the three-point line (the big arc painted on the floor surrounding the basket), which varies in distance depending on whether the game is NBA, college, high school, etc.
you get a point
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Anybasket inside the 3 point line
your own teams basket, it can also switch sides after a certain point
19 feet
The rule for scoring in the wrong basket is that the other team gets the point
Yes, it counts as a point for the other team if you score in your own basket. It has happened a few times recently in college basketball.
Field goal (I think)
The 3-point line in youth basketball is approximately 20ft from the basket. The free throw line is 15ft.