Michigan Wolverines quarterback Jack Tuttle introduced his choice to retire from soccer on Monday. The seventh-year participant wrote on social media that he wanted to “begin prioritizing my well being” after coping with quite a few accidents, together with the fifth concussion of his profession.
Tuttle began one sport for the Wolverines this season, a 21-7 loss to Illinois in Week 8. He additionally got here off the bench in a loss to Washington. He finishes his senior yr having accomplished 30 of fifty passes for 306 yards, one landing and two interceptions.
Tuttle started his school profession at Utah in 2018 earlier than transferring to Indiana, the place he performed from 2019 to 2022. In 15 video games for the Hoosiers, he recorded 901 yards, 5 touchdowns and 6 interceptions. He transferred to Big Ten rival Michigan in 2023 and received a nationwide championship with the staff as JJ McCarthy’s backup.
Michigan has fielded three totally different quarterbacks this season. Davis Warren, who started the yr as a starter, was again within the lineup for the Wolverines’ 24-17 win over Michigan State on Saturday. Alex Orji has began three video games this season and got here in to run for a landing in opposition to the Spartans.
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Tuttle has no plans to go away the staff, saying he needs to “assist Team 145 as we put together for the remainder of the season.” He additionally mentioned he needs to dedicate himself to teaching as he turns his consideration to his post-playing profession.
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