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The transfer churn rolls along as Michigan has landed its Alan Bowman replacement in Indiana reserve QB Jack Tuttle: Excited for the future. #goblue〽️ pic.twitter.com/erixu5V0qT Jack Tuttle (@jacktuttle14) December 20, 2022 Once upon a time, Tuttle was a high level QB recruit. He was a 4 and in the top 200 nationally, hailing from Mission Hills HS in San Marcos, CA. Tuttle enrolled at Utah and did not see the field as a true freshman, sitting behind starting QB Tyler Huntley. He opted to transfer from the Utes after just one season, picking Indiana and Tom Allen. Tuttle sat behind Peyton Ramsey and Michael Penix Jr. in 2019, attempting only 11 passes that season. Ramsey transferred to Northwestern after the season ended, so Tuttle became the primary backup to Penix, a role that got you some playing time because of Penix's well documented injury problems. Penix bit the dust against Maryland in 2020, so Tuttle came in to finish the year, closing it out against the Terps and