US EditionNotre Dame offensive lineman Charles Jagusah breaks arm in UTV accident in Wyoming
WYOMING, JUL 6 – Charles Jagusah underwent surgery for a fractured left humerus after a utility terrain vehicle accident, marking his second major injury this preseason, team officials said.
- Charles Jagusah, a starting offensive lineman for Notre Dame, sustained a fractured left arm during a UTV accident in Wyoming over the Fourth of July weekend.
- This injury follows Jagusah’s torn right pectoral muscle during 2024 preseason practice, marking his second major preseason injury in consecutive years.
- Jagusah, a 6-foot-6, 330-pound native of Rock Island, underwent an operation to fix his broken humerus and is anticipated to return to campus soon for additional assessment and treatment.
- The school stated, "The initial prognosis is favorable," but uncertainty remains about Jagusah’s recovery timeline and his availability for early 2025 season games.
- Jagusah’s injury poses a significant setback for Notre Dame’s offensive line depth, especially with key players lost to transfers, ahead of a season starting August 31 at Miami.
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Notre Dame offensive lineman Charles Jagusah, projected to start at right guard this fall, broke the humerus bone in his left arm in a utility terrain vehicle accident, the university announced Sunday.
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