College basketball courts are the same size as NBA basketball courts with a length of 94ft and a width of 50ft. However the free throw lane/the key, is 16ft wide in the NBA & FIBA, but 12ft wide for college basketball courts. In addition, in the NBA, the 3-point-line is 23ft 9" from the hoop, in the NCAA the 3-point-line is 20ft 9" from the hoop.

An NBA basketball court is 94 feet long and 50 feet wide. In meters, it’s 28.65 m long and 15.24 m wide. The WNBA and NCAA use an identical court size—94 feet long by 50 feet wide. High school courts are a bit shorter, measuring 84 feet long by 50 feet wide.

When looking at only the overall college basketball court dimensions, both the NCAA and NBA court dimensions are the same size. There are a couple of court markings that create smaller areas for the college game, as opposed to the professional game.

The college basketball court size closely mirrors the NBA, but with some slight differences that can impact your game plan. NCAA courts measure the same length at 94 feet, but with the width standardized at 50 feet, it’s identical to that of the NBA.

The NCAA court dimensions are the same as the NBA court, with the exception of the three-point line, which is 22 feet and 1 3/4 inches from the center of the hoop. High school basketball court dimensions can vary slightly depending on the state or region.