If it had been talk about already I missed it on this site. I did not know that the 3 point line in college basketball had been moved back to the international game, 22 and some inches. In the Dayton Dailey ave 3 point FG pct is down to 31 %in college basketball. That could have spell the difference why Littleton and Knapke is now struggling this season. Saunders at times as well. I believe last season the line was at 19 ft-6 inches.

In the NBA, its 23.75 top of the key and 22 in the corners.

I personally think NCAA and the NBA should use the international distance


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If it was moved back in the second half of the CMU game, that explains a lot!

(01-17-2020 11:12 AM)NewMex RocketFan Wrote:  If it was moved back in the second half of the CMU game, that explains a lot!

~ I snickered ~

I tried to find it again online but it was an NBA shot chart that showed the average shot locations in 2001 vs today. It was insane. The 2001 showed shots in the paint, around the key and a smattering of 3 point shots. The shot chart of today showed 98% of the shots were right under the bucket (dunks) or beyond the arc. The mid range jump shot has almost become extinct in today's game. The offense is kick it around the 3 point line and launch it.

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