Rocco Becht made some new fans this week after a generous donation to a local hospital.Video above: Iowa State announces full 2025 football scheduleThe Iowa State quarterback donated Xbox consoles and games to Mary Greeley Medical Center in Ames. Each pediatric room now has an Xbox thanks to Becht’s donation, according to the hospital.“Ever since I came to Ames and Iowa State, it has been such a blessing for me to go out on the field and play for the fans,” Becht said in a post from Mary Greeley on Facebook. “By making this gift to the Pediatric Unit, it was a way for me to give back to the community of Ames for all that they have done for me. It’s especially meaningful that they (Xboxes) might be a distraction and bring happiness to kids who are undergoing treatment.”We Will Collective Executive Director Brent Blum posted about it on X, formerly known as Twitter, saying Becht’s donation came from a portion of his NIL earnings.Becht has become a fan favorite during his time in Ames. He led Iowa State to its first 11-win season in program history last year as a redshirt sophomore and was named MVP of the team’s bowl game. » Subscribe to KCCI’s YouTube page» Download the free KCCI app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play
Rocco Becht made some new fans this week after a generous donation to a local hospital.
Video above: Iowa State announces full 2025 football schedule
The Iowa State quarterback donated Xbox consoles and games to Mary Greeley Medical Center in Ames. Each pediatric room now has an Xbox thanks to Becht’s donation, according to the hospital.
“Ever since I came to Ames and Iowa State, it has been such a blessing for me to go out on the field and play for the fans,” Becht said in a post from Mary Greeley on Facebook. “By making this gift to the Pediatric Unit, it was a way for me to give back to the community of Ames for all that they have done for me. It’s especially meaningful that they (Xboxes) might be a distraction and bring happiness to kids who are undergoing treatment.”
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We Will Collective Executive Director Brent Blum posted about it on X, formerly known as Twitter, saying Becht’s donation came from a portion of his NIL earnings.
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Becht has become a fan favorite during his time in Ames. He led Iowa State to its first 11-win season in program history last year as a redshirt sophomore and was named MVP of the team’s bowl game.
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