POINT RANGE IN BASKETBALL – MSport

In basketball, the point range refers to the different values assigned to shots made from various distances on the court. Here's a breakdown of the typical point ranges:

1. 1 Point:
Free throws are worth 1 point. These are uncontested shots taken from the free-throw line after a foul.

2. 2 Points:

Shots made from inside the three-point line, including layups, dunks, and mid-range jumpers, are worth 2 points.

3. 3 Points:
Shots made from beyond the three-point line are worth 3 points. The distance of the three-point line varies depending on the level of play:

These point ranges are fundamental to the scoring system in basketball and influence team strategies and player roles.

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