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Gruesome College Football Video Shows How Not to Break Your Leg

In a game between Houston and Marshall tonight on ESPN, Houston freshman receiver Patrick Edwards added himself to the sports injury hall of fame while attempting to catch a pass.

The pass sailed just out of his reach in the back of the end zone and as he slowed down the proverbial unstoppable force met the immovable object -- in this case, an oddly placed metal cart a few feet from the back of the end zone.

A trip to the land of horrible ensued. Naturally, Edwards emerged from the carnage with a compound fracture of the leg. Unless snuff films and other assorted awfulness is your thing ('tis the season?), we're warning you this is ugly. Video after the jump.



This is why your state's department of transportation sets up those water barrels near exit ramps -- its better for your wayward car to smash some plastic than saw itself in half as it heads into several feet of solid concrete.

Edwards was afforded no such luxury.

Needless to say, Houston's miffed, Marshall's got some splainin' to do and the world is not a better place for this happening.

(Via Sports by Brooks)

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