Manziel, Dude Perfect Team Up for Trick Shots

By: Steve Fullhart - Email

Updated: Fri 2:52 PM, Jan 25, 2013

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(originally aired on 1150 The Zone)

Just when you thought Dude Perfect and Johnny Manziel couldn't get any bigger, they team up.

The Aggie trick shot artists who have gained national fame for their viral videos recently enlisted the help of Texas A&M's Heisman Trophy winner in putting together a video.

Less than six minutes in length, Manziel is caught on camera tossing a football from the top levels of Kyle Field through a basketball hoop on the field level.

Dude Perfect's stock skyrocketed in 2009 when member Tyler Toney threw a basketball from Kyle's third deck through a hoop, gaining a huge following once replay after replay showed on major television programs. Millions have viewed the group's YouTube page, leading to endorsement deals and a book on how you can take what you love to do and succeed at it on a greater level.

In addition, Toney and Manziel are seen in this latest video in competition trying to hit flying targets. They also pop balloons placed on the corners of a football goalpost.

Manziel also redeems himself for the extra point he missed during the Sam Houston State game by booting one through.

The 20-year-old quarterback has recently been on a hunting trip out of state with his dad, but took time to send out the video to his nearly 300,000 followers on Twitter.

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