drunkmofo123 wrote:deffinately, on tv, the court seems larger than if you were at the actual game live. i havent been on the actual court, but the three point line isnt exceptionally far as i thought it would be if i had never been to a game. I think with the way i shoot in recreational courts, all it would take would be maybe just slightly more power to shoot the three or maybe i can actually just take my normal shot and still be able to hit a NBA three.
The three point lines in rec centres and school and collge are all 19 away in the nba its 5 ft out more.
, but whatever. How NBA guys play with 10 huge guys on the court still evades me, they must be a lot better than I though with their court vision.
i deffinately underestimated the distance of the 3 point line. However, at the two raptors game i was at this season (against the clippers sunday a week ago and against the trailblazers this past sunday), after the game, i got as close as possible to the court as possible, like 4 rows away from the court, the court and three point line seem ridiculously closer than as if you were watching it on tv. so with that, id say i probably can hit a college three with a little more than my normal shot, but with the nba three, ill probably need to jump, as i usually just shoot set.
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