South Dakota State University's Jackrabbits hit five half-court shots. In a row.
The women's basketball team accomplished the feat during pregame practice on Thursday. The video was shared on Twitter, and has since gone viral."[The feeling when]...it's -17318299427 degrees outside but straight [fire] inside," the team captioned the video.TFW...
— Jackrabbit WBB February 21, 2020 One by one, five of the team's players -- Sydney Stapleton, Addison Hirschman, Paiton Burckhard, Jordan Ferrand and Lindsey Theuninck -- took turns taking shots from way downtown. Amazingly, they all went in.Read MoreFreshman Tori Nelson also made a half-court shot, according to the caption. However, it wasn't captured in the viral video.
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