Notre Dame aggressive lineman Charles Jagusa estimated the decline to start in the correct guard, a utility broke the humorous bone in his left hand in a vehicle accident in the area, the university announced on Sunday.
Posts Dame was posted on social media, “Sophomore Ol Charles Jagusa was injured in a UTV accident in Vyoming on 5 July.” “They have performed surgery to repair a fracture of their left humerus. Diagnosis of early disease is favorable, and he will return to the campus for early assessment and continuous care of this week earlier this week.”
Rock Island, Il. 6-Foot-7, 333-Pound Sofomore, Jagusa missed the regular season of 2024 after tearing his right pectoralis muscle at the Presiden Camp last August.
He recovered time on 20 January to play three college football playoff games in Georgia, Pen State and National Championship Games against Ohio State. He started the title game on the line and played all 63 aggressive snacks.
In that game, two starts, aggressive linemen Rokko Spindland and Pat Kugan, Nebraska and Indiana have been transferred respectively, while the left guard and a former starter reserve of the backup center went to Sam Pendulton, Tennessi.
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