Follow the Bucks on Twitter! http://twitter.com/Bucks\n\nThe Milwaukee Bucks Game Presentation Department took aim at nine separate Guinness World Records during tonights home game against the Los Angeles Clippers and, with the help of tonights crowd of 15,014, succeeded in setting five of them.\n\nThe ever-popular Milwaukee Bucks Rim-Rockers Dunk Team set new marks for:\n\n· Highest Forward Flip Trampoline Slam Dunk (11 feet, 6 inches previous mark, 10 feet, 9 inches, held by High Impact Squad member Jerry Burrell, USA, at the NBA All-Star Jam Session in New Orleans, LA, on February 17, 2008)\n\n· Most Slam Dunk Bounce P^#&~es In 30 Seconds (36 previous mark, 21)\n\n· Furthest Forward Flip Trampoline Slam Dunk (20 feet previous mark, 19 feet, 2 inches)\n\nBucks fans in attendance became a part of history when they helped to set the original marks for:\n\n· Longest Timed Crowd Wave (6 minutes, 25 seconds)\n\n· Loudest Indoor Crowd (106.6 decibels)\n\nNeither had a previous mark on record.\n\nThe failed attempts included Longest Time To Spin A Basketball On One Finger, Using One Hand (record still stands at 37.46 seconds tonights attempt fell a few seconds short), Most Basketball Forward Flip Slam Dunks In 30 Seconds (record still stands at 17 tonights attempt ended with 16), First-Ever Double Front Flip Dunk (no current record, no dunk made) and Most Basketball Backwards Half-court Shots In One Minute (no current record, no shots made).\n\nThe Rim Rockers came into tonight with the previous records for the Most Slam Dunk Bounce P^#&~es in 30 seconds and Furthest Forward Flip Trampoline Slam Dunk, both of which were set at the 2008 NBA All-Star Jam Session in New Orleans, LA, on February 17, 2008.\n\nGuinness World Records official Stuart Claxton was on hand to legitimize the record-breaking attempts.

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