When Jacobs started at Saginaw Valley, he compiled a 5-0 record as starting quarterback. He's six foot one and 160 pounds and doesn't look like a whole lot, but he has that great nature of competing on game day and I will tell you he will be a lot of fun to watch. Emporia's backup, freshman Kelton Copeland, is also from Saginaw Valley. Kill red-shirted him last year and has high hopes for him after Jacobs leaves. Emporia's first home game will be held at 7 p.m., Sept. 11 at Welch Stadium against Central Oklahoma.
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