Florida State Baseball Player Injured in Sky Diving Accident, Will Probably Never Play Again
Stephen Spradling, a senior on the Florida State baseball team, was in a horrific accident sky diving on Sunday, ending his collegiate career. He is lucky to be alive. Spradling suffered the following injuries:Â broken pelvis, broken hips, broken ribs and a broken back. He will be in a wheelchair for two to three months.
Spradling was hurt when he tried to avoid another skydiver who was traveling toward him as they were both about 100 feet above the ground. He pulled on the chute to avoid the collision, and crashed into the ground.
[photo via USA Today Sports Images]

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January 3rd, 2013 at 6:28 PM
Those jerseys look like a homeless community slept and pissed all over them over a fortnight. Wretched.
January 3rd, 2013 at 7:21 PM
Talk about great hand/eye coordination visa via a mid-air adjustment
January 3rd, 2013 at 9:53 PM
I know a guy who was in a skydiving accident. Actually saw the video of him hitting the ground from a distance. The only reason he lived is because he wore a brand new helmet that day. Broke nearly every bone in his body but lived. Dude’s a tough bastard.