Shabazz Muhammad will be sidelined 2-to-4 weeks with a right shoulder strain.

Muhammad injured his shoulder in Wednesday's practice.

Shabazz Muhammad injured his right shoulder during practice on Wednesday and is awaiting results of an MRI exam.

Muhammad is the subject of an ongoing NCAA investigation regarding his amateur status and has not yet been declared eligible to play this season.

Darin Johnson, a 6-foot-4, 190-pound shooting guard out of Sacramento, tweeted Sunday that he committed to Washington.

Johnson picked the Huskies over Oregon, San Diego State and Texas A&M.

Marcus Lee is “close” to picking a school after his visit last weekend to Kentucky.

Lee previously had narrowed his list of schools to Kentucky and Cal and is scheduled to take an official recruiting visit to Berkeley this weekend.

Josh Smith came back to UCLA a few pounds lighter, down from 25 percent body fat to 17 percent.

"I'm trying to get down to 10 percent," Smith said.

Smith said poor eating habits, including a habit of skipping breakfast, contributed to his lackluster sophomore season. 

"By the time I got home at six or seven o'clock, I'm starving," Smith said of his lopsided eating schedule. "Then it's boom, boom, boom."

Smith can feel the clock ticking on his college basketball career.

"It's weird that it finally started getting in my head now," he said. "I'm like, 'OK, maybe I shouldn't eat this.' Or, 'Maybe I should go to the gym tonight and not just lounge around.'"

Sam Singer, a 6-foot-5 combo guard out of Ransom Everglades (FL) High School, committed to California on Tuesday.

“The Pac-12 is one of the best conferences in the country to play in and I feel like California is a great school and a great fit for me,” Singer said.

Singer sports offers from Stanford, Richmond, Harvard and Davidson.

As a junior, Singer averaged 34.1 points and 7.7 assists per game.

Stephen Clark, a top-100 prospect in 2013, will take scheduled visits to Oklahoma State, UCLA, Baylor and Florida State before making his college decision.

Clark is expected to make his college announcement by Nov. 14, the opening day of the weeklong early signing period for high school basketball players.