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Oh, man ... oh, no!
Mason Ferlic looked like he was diving headfirst into a swimming pool.
Only it wasn’t a pool.
The Michigan standout was in the finals of the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the 2015 NCAA track and field championships, attempting to leap over a water jump.
Ferlic’s timing was off, and he clipped the wood barrier. He stretched out his hands, his feet flipped above his head, and he was about to do a header into the water pit.