Notre Dame offensive lineman Charles Jagusah is recovering from surgery to address a fractured humerus in his upper left arm after a utility vehicle accident. Projected to start at left tackle, he missed the entire season due to a prior pectoral muscle injury but returned for the playoffs. Jagusah is now expected to start at guard in 2025. The offensive line, despite losing several veterans, holds promise with returning starters, and preparations for the new season begin with their opener against Miami on Aug. 31.
Charles Jagusah is recovering from surgery to repair a fractured bone in his upper left arm. His prognosis is favorable. Jagusah was projected to start at left tackle for Notre Dame.
This latest accident is a setback for Jagusah, who also suffered a pectoral muscle tear early in training camp, causing him to miss the entire regular season.
Despite losing veterans to the transfer portal, Notre Dame's offensive line remains strong with returning players like Anthonie Knapp and Ashton Craig.
Jagusah was ranked as the No. 7 tackle and No. 66 overall recruit in the 2023 class, emphasizing the depth of talent for Notre Dame.
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