Tuttle has committed to his next destination
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I want many on here to tell us how bad he is instead of recognizing he has talent and just needs good QB coaching as it is clear Michigan disagrees with them.
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Bell is straight trash and good for Tuttle.
Also, can't wait to hear all the takes from the dipshits on this board that said Tuttle sucked.
Also, can't wait to hear all the takes from the dipshits on this board that said Tuttle sucked.
Tuttle sucked. He is going to Michigan to be an experienced backup who won't play.
They had 2 QB's transfer. They need a 3rd stringer.
Great opportunity for him to earn a grad degree from Michigan and to learn a bit from a former NFL QB and coach. Good for Jack. Ill never forget his effort in that 2020 Wisconsin game. I wish him the best!
Will he even see the field there . I don’t blame him for leaving , but I thought he would go where he would probably be the starter for his final year of college . Will probably be on the sidelines , holding a clipboard like this year . A big ? For me .
Hope he starts against us,good grief is this a joke?
Gotta know what the going rate for a backup QB is up at Michigan.
Sucked so bad be is a backup on a top 3 team. LoL. Clowns, the lot of you
Yep, point to anywhere he was good and change my mind. Michigan getting him as a 3rd QB doesn't all of a sudden make Tuttle good. Was he better than his stats indicate at IU? Probably, but he still isn't good.
He's going to play at Michigan as much as he did IU. What's your point?
This tells me he has no desire to actually play.
I think it might tell you more than that.
Be careful what you wish for.
How many times have we seen second and even third stringers come in and light us up? He'd probably look like Tom Brady.
I agree that he's going to have trouble seeing the field but, if he gets an opportunity, he could capitalize on it. First, he throws a nice pass. Perhaps more importantly, he'd be working with a good offensive line for the first time in a while. He could be very effective in UM's system.
That said, and as others have intimated, it's surprising he didn't opt for a school where he'd have a legitimate chance to start from Day 1.
i say good luck to him
he deserved better than what he got here
leo
he deserved better than what he got here
leo
Tells me that despite having captains and a 20 (25?) player leadership coalition, we had/have locker room problems, to the point where starters and captains and depth players are all looking to leave.
But I could be wrong.
Nice guys finish last.
Runts eat last.
We are nice runts.
sigh
LEO needs to be more than just a catchy phrase.
If he was good or even remotely better than Bazelak, he would have played even with a crappy OL. Change of scenery isn't going to change his skillset. Barner on the other hand is a good pick up for UM. Dropped a few passes but I'm sure that was because of LEO....
Michigan doesn't think he sucks like you do. He looked better than Bazelak before getting hurt. Williams was better on offense despite being regulated to #3 running plays on air. Bell didn't develop him but I don't think it was because he was the practice player coach Allen said he was but just giving Bell cover. It was clear Bell isn't a good judge of talent.
This may be a New concept to you but other schools prepare their quarterbacks to go into the game if necessary.
If Michigan's quarterback goes down they don't go: " oh well let's wait till next year. And they also don't go "a quarterback went down and we had to put someone in who didn't know the plays."
Were you pleased when Michael Penix
left with 2 years of eligibility to create room for another high School recruit?
agree, i guess i don't get the trashing of the guy
i thought he was a good teammate, played hard, gave 100% effort in spite of circumstances beyond his control, etc.
if he was some sort of troublemaker......then.......
i wish him well
I'll try another take on this. If a guy is serious about his education ( as everything we know about Tuttle indicates that he is) he could do a whole lot worse than a grad degree from UM. So perhaps Tuttle saw an opportunity to get this free degree and be a part of a championship football program. Harbaugh saw a bright guy with a reputation as a great teammate and leader, who could learn quickly and bring experience and football acumen to the QB meeting room. And, in a pinch, be an experienced backup. It might be that UM is not expecting Tuttle to be a key player, and Tuttle is not planning to make a career in the NFL, so this is a win-win for both parties.
Not suggesting that I have any inside information, or that this is the actual scenario - just one that makes sense to me.
of course.
and no reason for people to rag on him
i'd have done the same thing
good luck JT
This is more than likely the plausible scenario. A grad degree (that’s paid for) from UM is going to look good on anyone’s resume. He’s the emergency QB in a pinch, but this move is to better Tuttle for life after football.
Bell is in this until the ship fully goes down with Opie. He’s not leaving. The main problem isn’t Bell. It’s a clueless head coach who hitched his wagon to the friends and family plan. Bell leaves when Allen is gone.
Surprised Tuttle chose UM this early, especially with Harbaugh to Colts rumors! I’d like to wish him luck, but cant being that I despise UM with a passion!
He didn’t get it done here despite a previously glowing resume, but I sure don’t put much of that at his feet. Good luck JT!
Presumably Mike Hart had a key voice in Harbaugh taking Barner and Tuttle. Hart must have seen the unrealized potential in these guys at IU, especially Barner.
