Originally used to describe a military unit in ancient Rome, the word cohort retains some of its original meaning by describing a group of people that shares a common statistical or demographic trait.
High School, College and NBA courts each have a unique 3 point line (arc). Overall Court Regulation Sizes are typically: 1  NBA Professional and College â 94 feet long and 50 feet wide. 2  High School â 84 feet long and 50 feet wide. 3  Junior High â 74 feet long and 42 feet wide.
High School & Junior High School Basketball Court. The main difference between a college basketball court and a high school basketball court is the length. While college courts are 94' long, high school courts are 84'. Junior high courts are even smaller at 74' and play with a width of 42'. The other primary difference is high school courts generally do not have a restricted arc under the basket. The three-point line is 19' 9 on both high school and junior high basketball courts.