Foster had saved his life, Burns said to KOMU 8, joking Thursday that Foster was the clean-up hitter as the fourth person to help out. Missouri football trainers treated Burns after four of his ribs were slightly fractured after the ordeal.

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.

Rumors of Steve Burns' death hit Steve harder than fans thought. The original host of Nickelodeon's Blue's Clues is very much alive and well, and even recently reconnected with the show. However, in the early 2000s some people falsely claimed online that he was not. In fact, people believed he died in a tragic and mysterious death.

Steve Burns, the iconic former host of Blue's Clues, is very much alive, despite the persistent rumors surrounding his death in the past. In an interview with the New York Times published on September 18, Burns addressed the misconceptions that have circulated since he left the beloved children's series in 2002.

Steve Burns is alive and well. He did not die a tragic and mysterious death in the early 2000s, as some have falsely claimed online. Steve Burns is doing just fine. You probably know him simply by his first name,