It’s not addition by subtraction, but Luther Muhammad’s transfer from Ohio State to parts unknown also isn’t a debilitating, out-of-the-blue blow to aspirations for head coach Chris Holtmann’s fourth team in Columbus to be his best yet. Despite starting 56 of 64 games, including all but two this past season, Muhammad has entered his name in the NCAA Transfer Portal and will become the fourth OSU player who could have returned for 2020-21 to leave the program. That sounds bad, but all four have different motivations and none caught Holtmann or his staff by surprise, according to those close to the program. Muhammad’s exit leaves the Buckeyes a bit thin in the backcourt, but the staff believes eligible transfer Justice Sueing can run the point in a pinch as OSU did in Holtmann’s first year with forward Jae’Sean Tate.. Incoming freshman Eugene Brown and junior Musa Jallow, who redshirted this…
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