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Game Thread*November 12*Orlando Magic at OKCT*8PM

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Originally posted by rtillaree:

We should come out swinging tonight, and the 3 ball should be dropping for us a bit easier...interesting factoid about the Ford Center, the 3-point line is at the 22-feet, which is a foot short of the NBA standard 23-feet...

 

Dwight should be monstrous tonight, Wilcox is out still, and he posted that huge game against them with Wilcox...granted they didnt have Joe Smith at that time...lol

 

May be the sides are going to be 22' but at the center should be 23' at least. Don't you think?

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23'-9" on the center and 22'-6" on the sides. All courts have to be the same. Things get checked and measured before every game. It just cannot be smaller, or different

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read that again holmes...

 

it says they got the court one foot short, but it had to be sanded and repainted before the opener...

 

so yeah...there is no way the league would let them play like that....Now the lines might not be measured before everygame, but they do check them and they do check the whole hoop assembly to make sure its on the right height...

 

It would be a very unffair advantage for a team to have different courts, sizes, etc, etc...All the other teams would make a huge deal out of this...so yeah, the lines ARE NOT shorter now, they where, but that was corrected.

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well reading it that way, it makes sense what your saying...why would the ESPN/NBAtv commentators make a point to talk about the shorter 3 point lines during the games? that made it pretty confusing...

 

well, either way I'm sure we can find a way to use that lost foot to our advantage...or maybe not...

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