Kirk Herbstreit pledges nearly $4K in donation to Indiana Little League team to replace stolen equipment

It can be hard to find positive news in the world of college sports these days. However, prominent college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit is making headlines for the right reasons today.

Kyle Cox, the coach of the Ben Davis Little League in Indiana, tweeted out a statement saying that his league was robbed of thousands of dollars worth of equipment recently. He included a link to the league’s GoFundMe, hoping to raise around $5,000 to replace the equipment that was stolen.

Our little league was robbed of thousands of dollars worth of equipment last night. Please help me as I try to raise $5,000 to replace all the stolen equipment. This place serves hundreds of kids in our community each year and I’d appreciate any/all help.https://t.co/GlP5IlikpG

— Kyle Cox (@BDCoachCox) August 8, 2020

When Herbstreit saw the link, he couldn’t wait to help out.

Herbstreit nearly helped the Cox reach the goal with his single donation, pledging $3,730 to help replace the equipment. He followed with a tweet saying “All set,” after he made the donation.

All set. https://t.co/RIUT0YO6s0

— Kirk Herbstreit (@KirkHerbstreit) August 8, 2020

He did it! pic.twitter.com/7VFdoSXfVJ

— Ryan Rader (@stitchLipton) August 8, 2020

It’s an incredibly kind gesture from Herbstreit, and an example that there is still some positive news in the world of college sports these days.