If I jump from the three point line and dunk to the basket, it s a 2 pointer or a 3 pointer

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Count 3 points.

Counting three points, the specific requirements for three-point shots are that the feet should be outside the three-point line when jumping, and they can be inside the three-point line when they land, or they can be outside the three-point line. Do not step on the three-point line when taking off.

It's a 2 because you're dunking, and when your hand touches the basket, it's the same as when you dunk under the basket.

So the key is where the ball leaves the hand.

If you could, events such as the high jump and long jump at the Olympics would be canceled.

Definitely calculated by three points, you can rest assured that you support you to be the number one person in the world.

If you can dunk to the basket from the 3-point line, you can go back to Mars, and Earth is dangerous, and it's not for you. But in fact, you can't jump from the free throw line, and I'll give you a few more words: Please stop asking such retarded questions!

If you can touch the basket with your hand, it's still 2 points.

Because it should be counted as three points, it is counted as three points when it jumps outside the three-point line, and when it lands at the three-point line, it counts as a three-point 、、、

You can get into the NBA first, then demonstrate, and see what David Stern has to say.

Three points. But if it really can, it is estimated that the three-point line will be changed even further.

2 points, your hand touches the basket.

Haha, you jumped really high, count as 3 points.

It seems that no one can jump from the 3-point line to dunk yet.

Definitely three points. I looked it up.

Exact Answer:

The NBA three-point line is 27 feet 9 inches (meters), but the two zero-degree angles are closer at 22 feet (meters).

At that time, someone could dunk it, and Chamberlain could jump directly into it from N distance, so the NBA simply expanded and added the 3-point line. (After joining the three-point line, Chamberlain couldn't dunk it, and he used to jump from the free throw line).

After joining the 3-point line, the most powerful is Big Bird Bird, who has a strong sense of the ball, and throws it casually with his left hand... The reason why he is rated as the best small forward of all time is that his ball sense is top-notch, and no one can beat him (even though he is not far worse than LBJ in terms of jumping speed).

Mike Powell is one of America's leading men's long jumpers, breaking Beamon's men's long jump world record in 1991 with a time of 8,95 meters, which he had held for nearly 23 years. That's all there is to the long jump, you still have to dunk, is it possible? Unless you press on a spring or trampoline.

The NBA's three-point line is 27 feet 9 inches (meters), and no one has jumped from beyond the three-point line to dunk yet.

m, no one has jumped from beyond the three-point line to dunk, except for the show.

No one has jumped from beyond the three-point line to dunk yet.

Under normal circumstances, it is impossible for someone to be able to jump from a certain position for a dunk.

On September 15, 1979, the NBA league decided to draw a semicircular arc 22 feet (meters) from the basket and 23 feet (meters) from the basket at the top arc onto the league's regular season court. Since then, a rainbow-like arc has completely changed the NBA, and this is the three-point line that has long been seen now.

The FIBA set the three-point line for international competition in 1984, and it was 20 feet 6 inches (meters) from the basket.

No one can jump off the three-point line for a dunk. The Guinness Book of World Records meters was dunked with the help of a box spring bed.

Count one, 3 points. Rules apply:

1 point – Free throws scored.

2 points - a two-division basket (including a 3-point shot that is legally touched by either player in the two divisions when it rises in the air to become a 2-point shot, if the basket is only worth 2 points, no 3-point shot).

A player of the team unintentionally puts the ball into the basket of the opposing team and counts 2 points for the captain of the opposing court (regardless of whether the ball is from a two-division or a three-division basket).

3-point – 3-point shot (including a 2-point shot that is legally touched by any player in the 3-point zone when it rises in the air and becomes a 3-point shot, if the basket is worth 3 points, no 2 points).

Scoring Failure - A player deliberately throws a ball into his team's basket, which is a violation of the Count of Points and awards the opponent's serve.

Offensive players interfere with the score or interfere without counting. A dead ball into the basket does not count as a score. A throw-in player throw-in is not counted as a score, which is a violation and the opponent is awarded serve.

When the ball is still in the hands of the shooter and does not make a shot, the shooter or his teammates foul and the ball is dead.

At 24 seconds and the end of the game, the ball was still in his hand, and the subsequent basket was not counted.

A penalty player who violates the penalty does not count as a free throw.

Shooting players will not be counted for points for violations (e.g. dribbling out of bounds, walking, dribbling twice, illegally carrying the ball, etc.).