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    When did the three point start in college basketball?

    Question #30313. Asked by bob roetto.

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    		Field goals were reduced from 3 pts to 2 pts in 1896. It was re-introduced in 1987, but at 19ft 9in.
    www.college-football-betting-lines-odds.com/ Basketball/Rules.htm


    April 2nd, 1987 : NCAA adopts 3-point college basketball rule.
    www.all-sports-posters.com/collegebasketball.html

    Mar 21 03, 4:11 AM

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