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Jack Tuttle Returning For A Whopping Seventh Season At Michigan

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Andrew Powell Sports and Entertainment Blogger
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Have you ever heard of Jack Tuttle? Neither have I, but the guy is coming back for a SEVENTH season at Michigan.

Over the weekend, it was reported that the Michigan Wolverines quarterback was returning for his senior season. But this is not the typical fourth year you hear about: my man is coming back for campaign No. 7.

The reports started to surface Saturday following Jack Tuttle posting a highlight reel of himself playing for the Wolverines, implying he was coming back to the university. (RELATED: ‘I Hate Him With Every Fiber’: Charles Barkley Blasts Skip Bayless Over Bill Belichick Take)

Tuttle only made six appearances for Michigan but, as you can see from his reel, he took advantage of his opportunities. Just check out his numbers: in six games, he threw 15-of-17 for 130 yards and also put a touchdown on the board — and had zero interceptions at that.

The 24-year-old started his college football career in 2018 at Utah, eventually leaving for Indiana before ultimately landing at Michigan.

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This isn’t the first time we’ve seen something like this. Back in September, we had Miami Hurricanes TE Cam McCormick come back for his ninth season. But with that being said, it’s always incredible to see stories like this.

And to those confused by Tuttle’s post, he’s 100% coming back:

Speaking of confusion, I am still confused about something: why is Jack Tuttle allowed to come back for a seventh season — and Cam McCormick for a ninth season at that — but Taulia Tagovailoa couldn’t return for a sixth?

The NCAA is weird, man.