Basketball Court Resurfacing by BBC 

cause bbc lol

Cuck lmao

@@rwin1 I can understand that had they not spent all day filming as it was...

Simple mathematics Watson

🤔 If you understand the Arc then you must understand the corners? The arc would be the hardest to achieve. {{It depends if building NBA distance or not. Either way I will share what I have search & found to be universally true for the NBA dimensions of the game & what I use when I build/maintain basketball courts}} *NBA DIMENSIONS* Full court size is 94ft x 50ft The key is 16ft wide & 19ft from the baseline to the foul line. A semicircle with a 6ft radius extends from the foul line. The backboard protrudes 4ft out from the baseline & the rim of the basket hangs 10ft off the ground. The backboard itself measures 6ft wide & 42in high. Subtracting the 4ft overhang from the 19ft length of the key, we get the familiar 15ft distance from the foul line to the front of the backboard. *It’s a misconception that the foul line is 15ft from the center of the basket.* Inside the key a 4ft arc is aligned with the center of the basket to designate the restricted arc. If a defender is inside this semicircle they cannot draw a charging foul. Along both sides of the key lines are drawn 3ft apart to create the standing positions for other players during a free throw attempt starting with a box that is 7ft from the baseline & 1ft wide. {{Now to get to your 3 pointer question I hope this helps.. If not comment & let me know I’ll try to help further anyway possible.}} *The three-point line runs in a straight line from the baseline out 16 feet, nine inches, at which point the line begins to curve.* *The straight lines are an even 22 feet from the center of the basket, and on the arc, the distance is 23 feet & 9 inches.* God Bless!♻️🧘‍♂️ -Yim

It’s not paint. It’s a slurry mixed with sand.

Cali Santa Rosa academy I believe

Yeah it's at Santa Rosa Academy in Menifee, CA You can see the finished court on google maps satellite view.

Meee

No because im not gay