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Yes, actually in 2007 Tiger Woods attended a NCAA mens Basketball dunk tournament at Duke University. This was set up to benefit TBA disease. He attempted to dunk, but fell short. However, upon using a small trampoline he successfully dunked a basketball. http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=8o5_jGvyVvo
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