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Iowa · HS Class of 2017
2020 Draft · Rnd 1 · Pick 13Charles Jagusah‘s physical dimensions, fluidity and multi-sport background reminds us of Tristan Wirfs. Both also come from similar geographic areas – Jagusah lives on the Illinois and Iowa border in Rock Island, Illinois. Wirfs is from Mount Vernon, Iowa, just 73 minutes west of Rock Island. Jagusah plays on both sides of the ball as an offensive and defensive lineman, as Wirfs did. The coordination, balance and smooth movement patterns are also similar. While the frames are close, Wirfs has longer arms at the same stage. Like Wirfs, Jagusah is a dominant high school wrestler who cuts weight from the 300 pound range to get under the 285 pound limit for heavyweights. The 2023 prospect is one of the top wrestlers in the Midwest, recently finishing a 41-0 season on the mat. Wirfs had one of the best multi-sport profiles we’ve seen in recent years, winning a combined six state titles in wrestling and track and field.
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Big-framed offensive tackle who plays with natural coordination, balance and movement skills. Measured at around 6-foot-6, 300 pounds with a 33-inch arm and 11-inch hand prior to his senior season. A light-footed, easy mover who plays with innate flexibility at his size. Has a strong base that he uses to balance and create power. Has some dominant flashes as a drive blocker and finisher. Also shows some natural tools that project well as a pass protector. Doubles as a defensive tackle at the prep level and received his initial offers on that side of the ball. Is one of the top heavyweight wrestlers in the Midwest, turning in a 41-0 state championship season on the mat as a junior. Does not face top competition and will need to adjust to the uptick in talent level once he gets to college.
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Charles Jagusah is a multi-sport star. Along with accolades on the football field, Jagusah is one of the top heavyweight wrestlers in the Midwest, turning in a 41-0 state championship season on the mat as a junior. But his athletic success is no surprise to his mother, Sheila Doak. “Charles has always been athletic,” Doak told FanNation. “At 18 months old he was balancing a skateboard. When he was four years old, he started wrestling and that’s when my brother noticed how strong his hips were.” Alleman head coach Fritz Dieudonné praises Jagusah for his work ethic and his leadership skills. “The way he talks to his teammates and coaches, you’d have zero indication he’s such a high-profile recruit,” Dieudonné told 247Sports. “He does not go out of his way to bring the spotlight on himself or act any better than his teammates, whether it’s clearing the field, moving equipment. He’s a real down to earth young man.”
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