Need someone to show you how the game is played? Ask the missionaries!

[Jenamarie]

This video is going viral on YouTube. It was at 100k views this afternoon, and now it's over a million. Pretty funny!

[skippy740]

Who said 'white guys' can't jump??

WATCH: 'Mormon Missionaries' Dominate Pickup Basketball Game : The Two-Way : NPR

Edited August 7, 2013 by skippy740

[Quin]

Ha! Speaking of bball courts IN church... (Ref Pam's Mormonism Q)

Q

[beefche]

That cracked me up! I loved the reaction and how they were saying, "Don't let the suit and tie fool you! They got game!"

[Still_Small_Voice]

I watched it last night. I just went to watch the video again and found it has been pulled off YouTube.

[skippy740]

Wow. It had almost 2.5 million views before it was pulled!

You can still find it here though:

Looks like we also have more to the story too:

Published on Jul 31, 2013

My cousin Cole, a missionary in Dallas Texas, has been dying to play some street ball and got the chance. After playing it cool asking to play because they are "Just some white boys", they were allowed to play and tried to make it look like they weren't that good. That is until they started to play. Turn up the volume and laugh hysterically. Cole proves that white boys can jump

Goto 1 Minute to see the best part

Best part of the story is that one of the guys daughters ended up getting Baptized.

He actually was on a State Champ basketball team where he can dunk a regulation size hoop. He has over a 40" Vert. but doing this in his dress shoes is even better

Edited August 7, 2013 by skippy740

[LittleWyvern]

The one that got pulled off of YouTube was stolen from the original uploaders (in this case, it was copied without attribution). YouTube generally frowns on that sort of thing. By default, YouTube videos are uploaded under a license whereby the uploader retains all rights of redistribution.

Edited August 7, 2013 by LittleWyvern

[pam]

The one that got pulled off of YouTube was stolen from the original uploaders (in this case, it was copied without attribution). YouTube generally frowns on that sort of thing. By default, YouTube videos are uploaded under a license whereby the uploader retains all rights of redistribution.

Yep you are correct. :)