Half of the SEC programs have had their turn in the spotlight at the Omni Hotel in Dallas and on Wednesday, Mississippi State will get its turn.
PARIS – Mississippi State’s two-time NCAA javelin champion will have a chance to add “Olympic Champion” to his resume.
Anderson Peters, competing for Grenada, threw just once in Tuesday’s qualifying round, reaching a distance of 88.63-meters that surpassed the automatic qualifying mark of 84-meters. His throw was the second longest in the qualifying round. He’ll compete for the gold medal Thursday at 1:25 p.m. and should he win any medal, it would be the first for his country in a throwing event.Unfortunately, fellow Bulldog Curtis Thompson did not advance to finals round.
Two more former MSU athletes are scheduled to compete in qualifying rounds Wednesday morning. Navasky Anderson and Marco Arop will compete in the men’s 800M. First round begins at 4:55 a.m. and will be broadcasted on Peacock.When asked how much a missed field goal after a missed touchdown opportunity affected the outcome of the game against Alabama: “I don’t know about the math, probably four points worth.
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