Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle stands on the sidelines in the closing minutes of the team's 21-7 loss to Illinois in an NCAA college football game Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024, in Champaign, Ill. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast) AP EAST LANSING – The mention of a name brought a memory and smile to Cal Haladay’s face.

The former three-star led Michigan to a win over USC but threw only 12 passes and had 32 passing yards in that 27-24 victory. Seventh-year transfer quarterback Jack Tuttle, who played at Utah and then Indiana before coming to Ann Arbor,

Michigan might be having a disappointing season this year, but that doesn't change how much beating Michigan State means to players and fans. The Wolverines face off against the Spartans this Saturday in the battle for the "state championship" as Sherrone Moore put it this week when meeting with media on multiple occasions.

Not only is this a big game on paper, but it's going to be under the lights in the Big House. Scheduled for a 7:30 pm ET kick, this has all the makings of another big-time rivalry game between Michigan and Michigan State.