04/24/2012 Stevens: UNM/Fidelity Investments Honor The Best Lobo Scholar-AthletesAwards banquet recognizes outstanding Lobo performances in the classroom 04/14/2012 Stadium Rock: Lobos Work Out for Coaches, KidsPlayers' education continues during spring practice 04/05/2012 Lobos Especially Focused on Punting, Kicking GamesCoaching staff instilling sense of pride on special teams. 03/23/2012 Lobos Begin Spring Football Practice SaturdayCoach Davie and his staff will install schemes, instill an attitude of toughness 01/26/2012 40 Lobos Named to Academic All-Mountain West TeamNew Mexico has third-most honorees in MW Lobo TV: Evan Jacobsen Feature NEW MEXICO: Three-year starter who has made every long snap on punts and kicks his first three season...physically, one of the strongest snappers is the country with the size and strength of a linebacker...has a consistent snap time of .65 seconds...technique is nearly flawless and for the past three years has been a long snapping instructor at regional and national specialist camps and competitions...Academic All-Mountain West, three years running. 2011 (JUNIOR): Listed at 230 pounds and was a key contributor on special teams...named the team's Outstanding Special Teams Player, as voted by his peers...no bad snaps in 106 attempts (76 punts, 18 extra points and 12 field goala)...helped K James Aho extend his perfect extra-point streak to two seasons...Aho was 40-of-40 during 2010 and 2011 combined...helped sophomore P Ben Skaer average 39.7 yards per punt...Skaer landed 19 inside the opponent's 20 and had 10 of 50 yards or longer. 2010 (SOPHOMORE): Played the season lighter (235 lbs) and quicker...one of the leading snappers in the nation with 85 punt snaps...helped James Aho record a career-high 51-yard field goal (Wyoming), an 88.9% kicking percentage, a perfect 22 for 22 on PATs and honorable mention All-MWC selection...helped his new redshirt freshman punter (Ben Skaer) to a 40.5-yard season average, a career-high 59 yarder, and 12 punts of 50+ yards...recovered a muffed punt against San Diego State...ended the season with 1.5 tackles. 2009 (TRUE FRESHMAN): Stepped into the long snapping duties the first day of summer camp...helped his punter (Adam Miller) achieve a league-leading and career-high 44.0-yard average for the season and first team All-MWC recognition...helped Aho to a pair of 48-yard field goals and snapped for the game winning FG as time ran out vs. Colorado State. HIGH SCHOOL: Rated the No. 1 deep snapper in the class of 2009 by Chris Rubio snapping...set the high school record for snapping accuracy at the Chris Sailer kicking event in Las Vegas in January...set the high school record for the Rubio snapping index - a combination of time and accuracy averaged over 12 snaps - in 2008 and broke his own record in 2009...had a consistent snap time of .75 seconds for a 15-yard snap...has been a deep snapper since 6th grade when he was thrown into the spot during a youth game...also played center for head coach Eric Patton at San Clemente HS where he was a three-year varsity letterwinner...member of the National Honor Society with a 3.75 GPA. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 9, 1990, in Orange, Calif...age is 20...full name is Evan Donald Jacobsen...son of Don and Evangelyn...Evan and his father are the founders of Summit7, a non-profit organization raising funds for housing projects in the countries of Tanzania, Russia, Nepal, Australia, Argentina and the U.S...Summit7's goal is to raise money over the next several years in conjunction with their efforts to summit the tallest peak on each of the world's seven continents...Evan's climbing experience includes Mt. Elbrus in Russia, Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Mt. Kosciuszko in Australia and Mt. Aconcagua in Argentina, as well as several 10K+ peaks in California and Washington...as of March 2008, Summit7 had donated enough money to Habitat for Humanity International to build five homes in Tanzania and a home in Argentina...they have also donated towards homebuilding through Habitat for Humanity Russia and Australia, and through The Fuller Center for Housing in the U.S...Summit7 will next donate to Habitat for Humanity U.S. in conjunction with their Mt. Denali, Alaska climb...academic interests are Accounting and History.
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