Third-worst sports injury I've ever seen

[moayer]

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Not even the worst ever on MNF. McCallum's was really brutal.

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QFT

[moayer]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/si_blog...e-injuries.html

Napoleon McCallum. "oh lord...don't look at this if you don't want to see it"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVchNFaUiVc

[vhawk01]

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Not even the worst ever on MNF. McCallum's was really brutal.

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Ugh that is still the very first image that comes to mind when I hear "sports injury."

[z32fanatic]

McGahee was bad because live in real time it didn't look like he was injured, he just got tackled. Then he stays down and Keith Jackson is like "let's see if we can tell how he got injured..." then they showed the replay in slow motion one time, and only one time.

Side note: Will Allen (the CB for OSU who's helmet hit McGahee's knee) went into the UM locker room immediately after the game, forgoing much of the championship celebration on the field, to check on McGahee and apologize.

[Dynasty]

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And Dave Dravecky.

[ChuckyB]

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And Dave Dravecky.

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Tony Saunders' arm break was worse to watch than Dravecky's. You could hear the snap when Saunders did it.

Dravecky's does hurt my heart to watch.

[PITTM]

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Dave Dravecky.

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[THEOSU]

i couldn't tell you who, i couldn't tell you when, all i can tell you is that in england something like 15 years ago (maybe even before the premiership) a player suffered a compound fracture on the pitch. from what i recall the goalie went over to check on his teammate, then almost immediately turned and hurled.

i maybe making this stuff up though, i'm not real sure.

[Kurn, son of Mogh]

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And Dave Dravecky.

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Or Sabres' goalie Clint Malarchuk's sliced jugular vein in '89.

[Jack of Arcades]

Robin Ventura was the first thought for me.