The midcourt line is 47 feet (14 m) distant from either baseline on an NBA game court that is 94 feet (29 m) long. Thus, it can accommodate a total of 91 players, one for each foot of the distance, up to the midpoint. This record was set on December 2, 1979, when New York played Chicago. The record was later broken by Portland-Dallas with 112 players on board. In college basketball, the line used by most schools is 40 feet (12 m), which allows for a roster size of 96. Some conferences have longer courts, such as the NCAA's current requirement of 95 feet 9 inches (30 m). In addition, some colleges use the full length of the court for recruiting purposes; among these are Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, and UCLA. In terms of actual games, the record for most players on a team in an NBA regular season game is 112, set by Portland in 1999. The record is unlikely to be beaten since, after subtracting those who sit on the bench, there are only about 10 players available per team during gameplay. In international play, 116 is the maximum lineup size for both men and women.