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Jacob's performance suffered since Hodge arrived. If Hodge is a direct influence on this, then what we get out of Hodge has to be discounted by what we lose out of Jacob. Ninnis himself said that since Hodge arrived there has not been the need for Jacob to score but to put some defensive pressure and collect rebounds. If Jacob can score as well, why would you not place importance on it?
me, Hodge always sits out on the bench during warm ups. This has come about since the home loss to the Dragons where he cramped up in the last 2 minutes of the game and could not finish off. His participation on court in those last 2 minutes could have won us the game. I think its a precaution thing that you don't make him overdo it before the game with the hope that his legs will run the distance.