Michigan will have another quarterback available this fall.
The NCAA has granted Jack Tuttle, the club’s backup last year behind Big Ten quarterback of the year J.J. McCarthy, a waiver and cleared him to play in 2024, team spokesperson Dave Ablauf informed MLive over the weekend.
Tuttle hinted at the news late Saturday, releasing a one-minute video on social media with the message, “So many memories and fantastic people. “The trip continues. This season will be his seventh in college.
Tuttle, who will be 25 in April, informed MLive following Michigan’s national title win in January that he was pursuing a medical waiver to play another year. He redshirted his rookie season at Utah in 2018, used his free year of eligibility in 2020 at his second stop, Indiana, and only played one game in 2022 due to injury.
