Yes you can, ive been pushed many times. It started when i first heard voices. I would TRY to sleep and i would feel a sensation of movement in my body or outright pushes. Id say some creature is using some form of psycho kenisis or psychic abilities to apply force. There are severel beings who have the ability to push people. In cases of hauntings, people have reported being pushed as well. I believe there is a connection between hauntings and hearing voices, i dont believe spirits do this, i think their interdimensional being with the ability to materialize or open dimensional doorways or time travel. We just haven't seen them much because they don't want to be seen. Or their able to dissappear when you are looking at them.

Going up and his shirt is hanging loose


Going back and his shirt is pushed in towards his chest. The opposite of what we'd expect. Looks like he was pushed.

Looks like he fell to me, but I don't really understand basketball.
it looked like he was facing one way then ended up the other way when he fell. I kept replaying it to figure that out.

Apparently spirits can push or levitate you or throw you right across a room. However if he's saying that happened he doesn't appear affected by that in the video

he comes in from the side under the net and just jumps up and away to try and get the right angle on the hoop. we can't see his feet to see how they are positioned or how he uses them to spring.

he uses to much momentum and overdoes it. I have jumped up to header a football loads of times where the ball is slightly behind me as it is coming in, so to account for the difference i jump up and push back at the same time to header the ball and sometimes on the way back down you don't always land correctly so have to roll onto your back whilst stumpling backwards, but a few times i have actuall just landed straight on my back.

The answer is "yes" spirit can push a human when it is strong enough. I have experienced many bizarre events and folk seem to seek me out to tell me their stories possibly because they sense I will not laugh at them. I speak of strangers who will cross roads, approach me in stores, on the street, cafes and such. I do have knowledge but remain reluctant to share due to general reaction. I am not a pushover or easy to fool. Life experience has taught me much.

Approx 30 years ago, when husband was young, he had a rep of being a somewhat extreme skiier though nothing like todays brand of extremists. He was coming fast, too fast due to icy film on snow and suddenly realized he was about to fly off the side of the mountain. This was at Whistler/Blackcomb in BC, Canada. He realized he was about to die for he was leaning too far back to compensate and would not be able to negotiate that turn. Just as he accepted death he felt a "giant hand" push him back up and he safely made the turn. He kept this to himself until he met me. I know it happened for the invisible world is very real to folk like me.

Skeptics are people who are not sensitive enough to detect the invisible world so they ridicule those who are. We know what we see, hear and sense. I never try to convince anyone of anything for it is futile and not my duty to do so. I have so many stories and experiences since a child and am content to know the truth.

I have to say something seems a bit off in the player's trajectory and the timing of his 'ooof'.

Personal background;
I competed gymnastics for many years several of which where at what is termed
elite/optional'.

Following that I began training jiu-jitsu and became a sparring partner for a well known
mixed martial artist.

Also one of my roomies' best friends growing up plays for the local university (Basketball)

He (the player) says it could be a funky rebound from rimming the ball but that it also seems off because of the dunk attempt didn't look nearly strong enough to throw the guy the way it happens.

Now my analysis. Knowing a bit about body position and how energy applied in different directions affects the bodies position I can honestly say this does not look right at all. When attempting a dunk with that long of a body, IF it were just a rebound sending him back, the length of his arms means that they should be thrown back.

Now it does not look like he throws his hips back to correct his fall with an exaggerated hollow body position. His legs move too far forward which to me indicates surprise and is timed with his 'ooof'. I can say that I very rarely hear any professional athlete make an 'ooof' sound unless they are surprised or making a real effort at something, and this man does not appear to be attempting to slam the ball with any intensity.


Conclusion;
If you do indeed have contact or inside information as to whether he did indeed feel like he was hit I would say he should probably seek the consult of a varied selection of religious/spiritual and knowledgeable individuals ranging from christian priests to kabbalists or conforming strongly with the established status quo for professional athletes, believe me it DOES change you.

obviously that this is a Telekinesis effect. Somebody who did this is a cards fan no doubt

Looking at it again, I've notice when he lands he's still moving backwards and slides/ or bounces across the floor for at least another foot. So he did fall back forcefully.

And before he jumps there's a noise of sliding trainers. Maybe he skidded on someone's fruit shoot?

Having been pushed by something- I dunno what- but I went over like a felled tree- I couldnt stop myself, I could barely keep from hitting my head on the floor. Once I finally landed, and I stayed down to make sure nothing was seriously damaged, I got right back up. It felt EXACTLY like someone pushed me in the chest, and I fell over an ottoman, or someone on their hands and knees behind me. I was in the kitchen, and in a clear area, BTW. Of course, when I got back up, and my mouth started working again (from the shock), "What th....." The person with me was in full blown panic mode, as they *knew* their place was haunted.

It looks like he took a hand to the chest, and like I said, when it happens, you're powerless to stop it- especially mid air. As for the skeptics: an object in motion stays in motion- and does not deviate from it's trajectory unless it is altered in a physical manner. That player got altered, and he changed course.

How.... You got me...