Notre Dame OT Charles Jagusah broke his arm during an UTV accident over the holiday
While the 'initial prognosis is favorable,' it remains to be seen how long he will miss as the season is rapidly approaching. It's the second-straight season that Jagusah won't be able to begin the season healthy, after injuring his shoulder last year.
The sophomore came into the program with plenty of hype, ranked as the nation's No. 51 overall prospect according to the 247Sports Composite. Jagusah was able to see the field last year, but only due to the Irish making it to the College Football Playoff championship game. He was viewed as a starter heading into the season, but now Notre Dame will have to find his replacement while he recovers from yet another injury.
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