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Fired
University
of
Michigan
football
coach
charged
with
home
invasion,
stalkingProsecutors
allege
Sherrone
Moore
went to
an
ex-girlfriend's
home and
"terrorized"
her.
(Washtenaw
County
Prosecutor's
Office) |
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Legal
Experts
Eye Plea
Deal for
Fired
Wolverines
Coach
Sherrone
Moore
Bunky
McFadden
- Sports
Tell Us
Detroit
News
ANN
ARBOR -
Sherrone
Moore,
former
University
of
Michigan
football
coach,
faces
ongoing
legal
scrutiny
following
his
December
2025
firing
and
arrest.
He was
dismissed
on
December
10 after
a
university
investigation
revealed
an
inappropriate
relationship
with a
staff
member.
The next
day, he
allegedly
forced
entry
into the
woman's
apartment
in
Pittsfield
Township,
Michigan,
wielding
butter
knives
and
scissors
while
threatening
self-harm
amid a
breakup.
Police
detained
him in
Saline,
leading
to
charges
of
third-degree
home
invasion
(felony),
stalking,
and
breaking
and
entering
(misdemeanors).
At his
December
12
arraignment,
Moore
posted
$25,000
bail
with
conditions
including
a GPS
tether,
mental
health
treatment,
and no
victim
contact;
his next
hearing
is
January
22.
Legal
experts
predict
a plea
deal
yielding
probation
over
prison
time, as
assault
charges
were not
filed
due to
insufficient
intent
evidence.
His
attorney,
Joseph
Simon,
urges
awaiting
full
evidence
before
speculation.
Interim
president
Domenico
Grasso
called
the
events a
"breach
of
trust,"
emphasizing
Michigan's
commitment
to
integrity.
Players
feel
"betrayed,"
per
interim
coach
Biff
Poggi,
amid a
7-3
season
and
upcoming
Cheez-It
Citrus
Bowl.
Moore's
termination
for
cause
voids
his $14
million
buyout.
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