Jack Tuttle is an American college footballer, hailing from the town of San Marcos, California, USA. He was born on April 28, 1999. He plays for the Michigan Wolverines, as of 2024, and has previously played for the Indiana Hoosiers and Utah Utes. Growing up in his hometown, Tuttle attended Mission Hills High School. After a spectacular high school career, he was rated a four-star recruit by major sporting sites.
Over three colleges and from 2018 to 2024, Tuttle competed in 22 games including five starts, in which he had a record of 1 win and 4 defeats. Tuttle threw for 1,031 yards, six touchdowns, and six interceptions while completing 119 passes of the 199 attempts. He also made 54 rushing attempts for 117 yards.
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Who are Jack Tuttle's Parents?
Jack Tuttle's parents are Jay and Kathy Tuttle. Their unique perspective on their son's journey in sports sets them apart from many parents. When Jack expressed interest in joining football as a third-grader, Kathy, a physical education teacher, insisted that Jay, Jack's father, become his coach. Jack's early involvement in football blossomed despite initially starting as a tackle. Standing at an impressive 6-foot-4 and 195 pounds, Jack's passion for the game deepened as he studied game films with his father from a young age. This family engagement in sports, coupled with Jack's diverse athletic pursuits, reflects a supportive and involved upbringing.
Jack Tuttle Father
Jay Tuttle is the father of Jack Tuttle. He was a footballer himself having played college football for Indiana Hoosiers. While his son is a Quarterback, Jay Tuttle was a Walk-on Kicker.
Jack Tuttle Mother
Jack Tuttle's mother is Kathy Tuttle. Not much information is known about Kathy Tuttle.
Jack Tuttle's Parents' Nationality
Both the parents of Jack Tuttle are American nationals.
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FAQs on Jack Tuttle
Tuttle appeared in 15 games during his time at Indiana.
Tuttle earned a degree in supply chain management and an MBA in Finance.
Tuttle was a two-time Academic All-Big Ten awardee (2021-22).
Tuttle played as a quarterback, completing 104 of 182 pass attempts for 901 yards with five touchdowns and six interceptions.
Tuttle was nominated for the AFCA Good Works Team and the Wuerffel Trophy, showcasing his commitment beyond football.
