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Out for season Jacobsen will miss the remainder of the season due to a lower leg injury per, Brian Neubert of GoldandBlack.com.

Impact Jacobsen suffered a knee injury during the team's win over Grand Valley State on Fridat that will sideline him for the remainder of the year. He is expected to medically redshirt this season, and Trey Kaufman-Renn will likely serve as the Boilermakers' starting center going forward.

NOVEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE

Dealing with lower right leg injury Jacobsen is in fact dealing with a lower right leg injury as opposed to a knee injury as it was originally reported, Nathan Baird of Cleveland.com reports.

Impact Jacobsen is reportedly scheduled to undergo more scans to determine how severe the injury is and determine what needs to be done to get him back on the court. The 7-foot-4 freshman's health will be crucial for the functionality of the Boilermakers' front court this season.

NOVEMBER 9 • ROTOWIRE

Suffers knee injury Jacobsen suffered a knee injury in Purdue's Friday tilt with Northern Kentucky, Andy Katz of NCAA.com reports.

Impact Jacobsen's injury was reportedly knee-to-knee contact, and the forward is sitting on the bench for the Boilermakers but won't return. That's a good sign that his ailment isn't all that serious and Purdue simply wants him out of harms way in a buy game.

NOVEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE

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NOVEMBER 5 • SI.COM

Starting in exhibition match Jacobsen is included in the starting rotation for Wednesday's exhibition match against Grand Valley State, the team announced.

Impact Jacobsen starting in this exhibition indicated he could be starter for the season-opener. The true freshman will surely look to make the most of his opportunities in this final exhibition match.

OCTOBER 30 • ROTOWIRE