
There is a video circulating right now in which a guy tosses a basketball from the third deck of an 82,000-seat football stadium down to the playing field and right into the hoop.
Fake, right? Any Web-savvy person would come to that conclusion before even watching the tape. But so far the latest exploit of "Dude Perfect," a collective of six Texas A&M students who film themselves making amazing basketball shots, has baffled video experts, who can find no evidence of edits. This isn't the first time "Dude Perfect" has achieved notoriety. Earlier this year their trick-shot-making skills were featured on "Good Morning America."
The stadium shot alone has now garnered over two million YouTube views, which will benefit the children, as the collective has promised to sponsor a child through the charity Compassion International for each 100,000 views they get.
Kind of makes you want to believe it's real even more. But is it? Check out the shot from multiple angles and vote.


























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Friday 25 September
By Kaelo James
HOOK EM' HORNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Friday 25 September
By Lily
Yep.....It's definitely real. When you're around college boys as much as I am.....you'd believe it too.
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Monday 26 October
By Felix
Pretty sick whether there were practice shots or not most people wouldn't make that at all
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Friday 25 September
By luke
wow dude,that is so not real, the likeness of that happening is like 1-1,000,000,000,000,000
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Friday 25 September
By Alden
Where did you get your statistical information from? What research or analytical data did you use? 1 Quadrillion=1000 billion. The video length for, sake of argument is 10 sec. 10sec * 1 Quadrillion= How many years? APPROX. 317,097,919.83 get my point. What are some factors that would pose a determination for making this shot? Please forgive me you were being sarcastic and so am I?
Saturday 26 September
By kyle
one quadrillion is 1000 trillion, not billion mr. math wiz
Friday 25 September
By Inquisitive
Are you kidding? Look at the arc the ball takes when it is about 20 feet above the hoop, it veers to the left just before going in. It's fake, how can anyone not see that?
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Friday 25 September
By Marlene
Yep, I saw that too and was going to post it. He is off and it veers toward the hoop a few seconds out.
Watch it again. He didn't make that shot. It's fixed.
Friday 25 September
By silvio
the wind pushed it to the left dude
a ball coming down from that height is now gonna fall straight
you have to throw it off a little
Friday 25 September
By Jon Welch
Yes your right there is a curve to the shot, but its simple physics, Ive taken physics one and two at FSU and this is one principle we learned, no person can throw a ball completely straight, in order for that to happen the ball must have no spin at all (close to impossible to do) and the environment must be a Vacuum such as Space, since we do not live in Space I'm sure there was some wind factor involved especially from that height in a Stadium where wind is captured. It's an amazing shot nonetheless but I'm sure they practiced this over and over and over until they got it
Friday 25 September
By randall
I go to a&m and have been in kyle field dozens of times. when you're up on the third deck, you're WAY up there. they already admitted saying they had to account for the wind in the stadium
Friday 25 September
By sutongott
It's the wind, Einstein.
Wednesday 14 April
By bob
it was filmed at an angle so it looked like it curved. dumbass.
Friday 25 September
By Kevin
lol what are "black sports?" And what does the NAACP have to do with this? I can't even get mad at this, ignoramus. That was comical. Thanks.
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Friday 25 September
By Lily Wheeler
And your grammar suggests you didn't pay attention in school So stop making rude comments about African Americans and being so ignorant! You look like a fool.
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Friday 25 September
By Me
You never see it go in
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Saturday 26 September
By angel
U r an ignorant.
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Friday 25 September
By Mike
What do you call a Aggie a year after graduation? - - - BOSS
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Friday 25 September
By jazz
haha i like that
Friday 25 September
By WILL
Really?!?! why are you turning this into something racial. There is no such thing as a black sport.
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