Somewhere out there, Kyle Dake starts licking his chops while his coach prepares a thank-you letter to the seeding commitee.

I agree, a healthy Caldwell would do great as an international wrestlers Injuries just suck.

As great as Caldwell's career was, hard not to imagine what could have been... injures out as the #1 seed this year, lost in the last seconds in the semis a few years ago, and didn't he get pinned while winning his quarterfinal match as a freshman?

So unfortunate, you can see part of his shoulder/bone coming out (though not through the skin) when he left the arena.

Here's an article with an interview from Grajales on what happened.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/colle...37137885_x.htm

Originally Posted by arm-spin

I agree, a healthy Caldwell would do great as an international wrestlers Injuries just suck.

As great as Caldwell's career was, hard not to imagine what could have been... injures out as the #1 seed this year, lost in the last seconds in the semis a few years ago, and didn't he get pinned while winning his quarterfinal match as a freshman?

Yes, Caldwell got pinned as a freshman in the first period by Ryan Lang from Northwestern (the #1 seed). If you get a chance to see the video of that bout--there was a tremendous amount of action and scoring before the fall--Caldwell was winning at the time.

A dislocated shoulder looks that way. That nice round top of the humerus with the deltoid all around it slides down toward the front of the armpit. That leaves the outside end of the collar bone sticking out. I've been there a few times, definitely freaky to see the first time.

It's definitely not humerus to see.