The floor of an apartment complex in Denton, Texas, collapsed early Sunday morning, after a large group of party-goers were jumping forcefully.

Dallas News reported that the living room floor of an apartment at the Ridge at North Texas student apartments collapsed into a unit on the second floor about 1:45 a.m. local time (2.45 a.m. EST).

Although no one suffered any serious injuries, as many as 50 people were displaced and many of them were students of the University of North Texas.

Videos posted by one of the guests at the homecoming party showed a gaping hole that opened up instantly and numerous students falling through to the house’s second floor.

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Reports said that the Denton Fire Departments responded to a report of a fire alarm. Soon, multiple frantic calls flooded 911 saying a roof had collapsed. Fort Worth Star-Telegram said the call was upgraded to a potential mass casualty incident once they arrived at the scene and additional support from other fire rescue units and Denton police was called for.

“An exhaustive search and rescue operation was carried out by Denton fire rescue and all occupants of the effected building were evacuated,” Fire Marshal Brad Lahart said in a statement obtained by news networks. “A medial triage was set up, but only minor injuries were reported.”

According to Denton firefighters the cause of the collapse could have been too much jumping.

Carly Carroll, an apartment resident told CBS affiliate WKRG-TV: "Its worse than you could possibly imagine because the sprinklers were on for two hours so not only was all of our stuff crushed, but its completely soaked with water. Everything is gone."

"The university is here to help any of our students who may have been impacted. The Ridge is a private facility in the City of Denton, and any information regarding the incident would need to come from either the property owner or operator, and the City of Denton PIO," a University of North Texas spokesperson said, reported Fox 4.