Sherrone Moore plans to stick with Jack Tuttle as Michigan football starting QB moving forward
Tuttle was likely Michigan’s plan A for the season, but he battled injuries all spring and fall. Now that he’s healthy, head coach Sherrone Moore looks like he’ll be riding with the man who was the primary backup to J.J. McCarthy last season.
The Wolverines have one of the worst turnover margins in the country through seven games. Fixing it is their No. 1 concern.
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Snap counts, PFF grades: Jack Tuttle, Michigan’s offense struggles vs. IllinoisMichigan quarterback Jack Tuttle stands on the sidelines in the closing minutes of the team's 21-7 loss to Illinois in an ...
In a moment of total transparency, standing in front of a semicircle of reporters in Schembechler Hall for the first time ...
It's another huge week for a Michigan team that finds itself fighting for its playoff lives. Tony and Rainer talk about the ...
Experience is a vital tool for athletes, and as Michigan’s Jack Tuttle approaches his first start at quarterback for the ...
There was little doubt surrounding the decision, but Michigan Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore made it official: There's ...
Michigan hit a new low in their 21-7 loss to Illinois, scoring merely seven points, their lowest total since 2014 as offense ...
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Why Sherrone Moore is confident in Jack Tuttle's ability to lead Michigan football's offenseANN ARBOR, Mich. — It’s usually never a good sign if you’re halfway through a college football season and are on your third ...
"This is the best that you have coming out of a bye week ... what'd you do with that time?" Michigan football and Sherrone ...
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