The final verdict on Luther Muhammad’s sophomore season remains up for deliberation, but neither his nor Ohio State’s prospects are as promising as they once were. Muhammad will take the floor Wednesday against Rutgers (7 p.m., Big Ten Network) if his injured shoulders allow. If he’s out there, it’s even money whether he’ll be wearing a brace and which shoulder it will be on. He started OSU’s win at Michigan last week with a protective device on his right shoulder, wore that until halftime, then injured his left shoulder while driving to the basket with around five minutes left and didn’t return. That prompted Muhammad to wear the brace on his left shoulder Sunday at Wisconsin in a 70-57 loss where he had one of his most efficient offensive performances in weeks. Muhammad made three of his four shot attempts, including 1-of-2 from three-point range, hit two free throws and…
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