Michigan coach Sherrone Moore started quarterback Alex Orji against Washington, but the Wolverines fell behind 14-0 and couldn’t move the ball with him. Needing a spark, Moore turned to 7-year senior Jack Tuttle, who was finally healthy after a setback following offseason surgery. It didn’t take him long to make an impact. Tuttle quickly led a touchdown drive, and though most of it came on the ground, the threat of a pass opened the field a bit. It was 14-10 at half after he led a field goal drive, and the Wolverines came all the way back and took a 17-14 lead to start the second half on a dri…