Meet Jack Foster, the Mizzou fan who saved TV anchor Peter Burns' life at Columbia restaurant
On the other side of Bud’s Classic BBQ in downtown Columbia, Peter Burns was, in fact, choking. The SEC Network anchor and ESPN radio personality was eating with conference Commissioner Greg Sankey and the broadcast crew for Saturday’s football game when a piece of steak became lodged in his throat.
ESPN personality Peter Burns nearly choked to death before Missouri-BC game
ESPN host Peter Burns had a near-death experience while on the road in Columbia, Missouri over the weekend. Burns, a host for SEC Network and ESPN Radio, was in town as Missouri hosted Boston College on Saturday, and he credited Mizzou fan Jack Foster with coming to his aid as he was choking at dinner on Friday night.
How a Missouri Fan Saved the Life of SEC Host Peter Burns
He wouldn't say that he is a hero. But the guy whose life he saved and the Missouri Tigers head football coach Eli Drinkwitz disagree. To them, Jack Foster was
ESPN host chokes on food for minutes — until a Mizzou fan steps in. ‘Saved my life’
Choking on a piece of food for several minutes at a Columbia, Missouri, restaurant, ESPN host Peter Burns saw his life flash before his eyes. “It’s at that moment, man, that I realize I don’t know if I’m going to live ,” Burns, an SEC Network anchor and national radio host for ESPN Radio, said on his show Monday, Sept. 16.
ESPN’s Peter Burns recalls harrowing story of how a Missouri football fan saved his life
SEC Network host Peter Burns said a Missouri football fan saved his life over the weekend after he began choking on food while on the road covering the Boston College-Missouri game.
Football fan saves SEC Network anchor Peter Burns' life at Missouri restaurant
The SEC Network anchor and ESPN personality was eating with conference Commissioner Greg Sankey and the game broadcast crew when a piece of steak became lodged in his throat.
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Mizzou fan encourages CPR training after helping save ESPN anchor’s life
Jack Foster stressed the importance of CPR and safety training after saving a man’s life when he was choking on food.
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Mizzou fan rescues ESPN personality from choking on food
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Meet Jack Foster, the Mizzou fan who saved TV anchor Peter Burns' life at Columbia restaurant
Cancel anytime. SEC Network anchor Peter Burns, left, stands next to Mizzou fan Jack Foster after Foster performed a life-saving Heimlich maneuver on Burns last week. COLUMBIA, Mo. — Jack ...