If you followed college football closely between 2014 and 2016, there was one name you likely

didn't miss.

Twisting and turning and making the catch underneath.

There's Rudolph, staying in bounds, time for the pilot.

He's in.

Touchdown Florida State.

At 19 years old, Travis Rudolph had made a name for himself in football, becoming a five-star

recruit out of high school for Florida State University as a wide receiver.

He was known for being an impeccable teammate and his kindness shined on and off the field.

Travis went viral in 2016 when a local visit to a middle school turned into an opportunity

to show a young kid kindness.

A photo of Travis sitting and eating lunch with a young boy who had been seated all by

himself spread across the Internet.

The child, Bo Pasky, had been diagnosed with autism at an early age and had spent every

lunchtime seated alone until Travis walked in.

This is from ABC News.

Meet 11-year-old Bo Pasky, who finds himself eating alone here in the school cafeteria yet again.

I have autism, so I usually sit alone at lunch and then as the Travis Rudolph, this came

out to me and said, hey, can I sit down with you?

Travis Rudolph is the rest of this happy picture.

The football star from Florida State was visiting children at Monford Middle School, happened

to need lunch, and saw exactly where he needed to sit.

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