After winning the national championship in 2023, well-traveled Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle is back for more.
The Wolverines signal-caller has been granted a seventh year of eligibility by the NCAA, according to multiple Saturday evening reports.
On Saturday, Tuttle posted a minute-long highlight video with the caption, “So many memories and great people. The journey continues.”
Tuttle played in six games for Michigan this past season, completing 15 of 17 pass attempts for 130 yards and a touchdown. The touchdown came Oct. 14 in a 52–7 win over Indiana, his former team.
So many memories and great people. The journey continues 💙 pic.twitter.com/0teFiOvGxR
— Jack Tuttle (@jacktuttle14) February 18, 2024
Before transferring to play for the Wolverines, Tuttle spent four years with the Hoosiers. He threw five touchdowns and six interceptions in 16 games for Indiana, with a shoulder injury limiting him to one game in 2022.
A native of San Marcos, Calif., Tuttle began his college career at Utah, where he redshirted in 2018.
