University of Michigan coach Sherrone Moore FIRED!!~~~it's the whyte womenz again. ~~He needs to do a podcast with Mel Tucker called "Droppin' Bags."

Rick Pitino is a fine example, but the only difference is this brother will probably never land another head coaching job at a major university.

Hugh Freeze had the same thing. he got in an accident with his side chick.
Also Coach O with LSU

He could get another job and work his way back up if he didn't do the crash out. Nobody is touching him now.
 

Fired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore in police custody after dismissal​

Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore looks on during a college football game against Ohio State.

Sherrone Moore had been a part of Michigan's program as a coach in some way since 2018. Luke Hales / Getty Images
By Austin Meek and Sam Jane
Dec. 10, 2025Updated Dec. 11, 2025 7:47 am EST

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Sherrone Moore, who was fired by Michigan on Wednesday afternoon for having an “inappropriate relationship with a staff member,” was later detained by police and was being held at the Washtenaw County Jail as of late Wednesday night.

Earlier Wednesday, police were called to the listed address of a female Michigan football staffer at 4:10 p.m., according to police dispatch. Police also sent officers to the listed address of Moore. He was detained in Saline, a few miles outside of Ann Arbor, as part of an alleged assault investigation, according to the Pittsfield Township Police Department.

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No charges have been formally filed, and the investigation is ongoing. Police have not released any additional information.

“Following a university investigation, credible evidence was found that Coach Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member,” athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. “This conduct constitutes a clear violation of University policy, and U-M maintains zero tolerance for such behavior.”

Moore, 39, just completed his second season as head coach after serving as an assistant coach on Jim Harbaugh’s staff from 2018 to 2023. The Wolverines were 17-8 during his tenure, including a 9-3 finish this season. Associate head coach Biff Poggi will be Michigan’s interim head coach for the Citrus Bowl against Texas on Dec. 31.

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A source briefed on the decision said the school received an anonymous tip regarding the inappropriate relationship, prompting the investigation. The investigation initially did not produce evidence of the relationship, the source said, but additional evidence came to light in the last 24 hours that led to Moore’s dismissal.

According to a team source, most of Michigan’s staff learned of the coach’s firing when Manuel informed the team during a meeting. Moore was in the building Wednesday but was not at that team meeting, according to the source.

Moore’s firing came with little warning. Moore was in the process of assembling his staff for next season and hired veteran assistant Kerry Coombs to run Michigan’s special teams days earlier. Two days before his dismissal, Moore met with reporters to discuss Michigan’s 2026 signing class and the bowl matchup against Texas.

“I think we’ve got a really good foundation of where we need to be, but we’ve got a lot to work on,” Moore said Monday.

Moore’s firing brought an abrupt end to a two-year tenure marked by highs and lows. He took over for Harbaugh on the heels of Michigan’s 2023 national championship, with the program scrambling to maintain its footing after Harbaugh departed for the NFL.

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Michigan started 4-3 in Moore’s first season, matching its losses from the previous three years combined. The season ended with momentum as the Wolverines upset Ohio State 13-10 in Columbus and signed quarterback Bryce Underwood, the No. 1 prospect in the Class of 2025.

This year’s team fell short of expectations. The Wolverines lost at Oklahoma in Week 2, then USC blew out Michigan in mid-October. Moore’s final game was a 27-9 loss to the Buckeyes that snapped Michigan’s four-game winning streak in the rivalry.

The Connor Stalions sign-stealing investigation clouded Moore’s tenure. Moore served a two-game suspension this season for deleting text messages he’d exchanged with Stalions and was set to be suspended for the 2026 season opener.

The NCAA did not strip Michigan of any victories or its national championship but punished the school with a massive fine that could exceed $30 million. Moore was earning $5.6 million in the second year of the five-year contract he signed after replacing Harbaugh. His contract included a provision that protected him from being terminated for NCAA violations that occurred before his hiring as head coach.

The contract, however, outlined several reasons he could be fired for cause, including rule violations and misconduct.

Bruce Feldman contributed to this report.
 

Fired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore in police custody after dismissal​

Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore looks on during a college football game against Ohio State.

Sherrone Moore had been a part of Michigan's program as a coach in some way since 2018. Luke Hales / Getty Images
By Austin Meek and Sam Jane
Dec. 10, 2025Updated Dec. 11, 2025 7:47 am EST

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Sherrone Moore, who was fired by Michigan on Wednesday afternoon for having an “inappropriate relationship with a staff member,” was later detained by police and was being held at the Washtenaw County Jail as of late Wednesday night.

Earlier Wednesday, police were called to the listed address of a female Michigan football staffer at 4:10 p.m., according to police dispatch. Police also sent officers to the listed address of Moore. He was detained in Saline, a few miles outside of Ann Arbor, as part of an alleged assault investigation, according to the Pittsfield Township Police Department.

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No charges have been formally filed, and the investigation is ongoing. Police have not released any additional information.

“Following a university investigation, credible evidence was found that Coach Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member,” athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. “This conduct constitutes a clear violation of University policy, and U-M maintains zero tolerance for such behavior.”

Moore, 39, just completed his second season as head coach after serving as an assistant coach on Jim Harbaugh’s staff from 2018 to 2023. The Wolverines were 17-8 during his tenure, including a 9-3 finish this season. Associate head coach Biff Poggi will be Michigan’s interim head coach for the Citrus Bowl against Texas on Dec. 31.

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A source briefed on the decision said the school received an anonymous tip regarding the inappropriate relationship, prompting the investigation. The investigation initially did not produce evidence of the relationship, the source said, but additional evidence came to light in the last 24 hours that led to Moore’s dismissal.

According to a team source, most of Michigan’s staff learned of the coach’s firing when Manuel informed the team during a meeting. Moore was in the building Wednesday but was not at that team meeting, according to the source.

Moore’s firing came with little warning. Moore was in the process of assembling his staff for next season and hired veteran assistant Kerry Coombs to run Michigan’s special teams days earlier. Two days before his dismissal, Moore met with reporters to discuss Michigan’s 2026 signing class and the bowl matchup against Texas.

“I think we’ve got a really good foundation of where we need to be, but we’ve got a lot to work on,” Moore said Monday.

Moore’s firing brought an abrupt end to a two-year tenure marked by highs and lows. He took over for Harbaugh on the heels of Michigan’s 2023 national championship, with the program scrambling to maintain its footing after Harbaugh departed for the NFL.

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Michigan started 4-3 in Moore’s first season, matching its losses from the previous three years combined. The season ended with momentum as the Wolverines upset Ohio State 13-10 in Columbus and signed quarterback Bryce Underwood, the No. 1 prospect in the Class of 2025.

This year’s team fell short of expectations. The Wolverines lost at Oklahoma in Week 2, then USC blew out Michigan in mid-October. Moore’s final game was a 27-9 loss to the Buckeyes that snapped Michigan’s four-game winning streak in the rivalry.

The Connor Stalions sign-stealing investigation clouded Moore’s tenure. Moore served a two-game suspension this season for deleting text messages he’d exchanged with Stalions and was set to be suspended for the 2026 season opener.

The NCAA did not strip Michigan of any victories or its national championship but punished the school with a massive fine that could exceed $30 million. Moore was earning $5.6 million in the second year of the five-year contract he signed after replacing Harbaugh. His contract included a provision that protected him from being terminated for NCAA violations that occurred before his hiring as head coach.

The contract, however, outlined several reasons he could be fired for cause, including rule violations and misconduct.

Bruce Feldman contributed to this report.

Oh, dude was already on thin ice.

The Connor Stalions sign-stealing investigation clouded Moore’s tenure. Moore served a two-game suspension this season for deleting text messages he’d exchanged with Stalions and was set to be suspended for the 2026 season opener.

It’s possible this “affair” wasn’t as recent as I thought (I was thinking like in the last month or two), and likely now just coming out. It’s also possible it didn’t happen the way we think it did, but it’s being spun that way.

Regardless, he was moving recklessly.
 
Oh, dude was already on thin ice.

The Connor Stalions sign-stealing investigation clouded Moore’s tenure. Moore served a two-game suspension this season for deleting text messages he’d exchanged with Stalions and was set to be suspended for the 2026 season opener.

It’s possible this “affair” wasn’t as recent as I thought, and likely now just coming out. It’s also possible it didn’t happen the way we think it did, but it’s being spun that way.

Regardless, he was moving recklessly.

YUP
 
Oh, dude was already on thin ice.

The Connor Stalions sign-stealing investigation clouded Moore’s tenure. Moore served a two-game suspension this season for deleting text messages he’d exchanged with Stalions and was set to be suspended for the 2026 season opener.

It’s possible this “affair” wasn’t as recent as I thought (I was thinking like in the last month or two), and likely now just coming out. It’s also possible it didn’t happen the way we think it did, but it’s being spun that way.

Regardless, he was moving recklessly.

another thing... race plays into everything.

But this just happens to be the perfect storm

This is about POWER and arrogance and pride which ALL these coaches black white male female all divisions have

But to completely ignore that BECAUSE he is a Black coach he is under much more pressure and scrutiny is asinine.

we are not and will NEVER be held to the same standards and expectations.

Sherrone KNOWS that and if he truly doesn't?

Then he deserves everything he is getting.

In 2025 we all KNOW what it is.

so to this after ALL the countless warning examples we have seen over the decades is beyond dumb.

White man does this trust he getting killed too but bet your bottom dollar he will at MINIM get a low level well paid coaching staff position at a damn good college program or hell a NFL team.

Black man gonna have to sell his damn soul to get THAT type treatment.
 
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another thing... race plays into everything.

But this just happens to be the perfect storm

This is about POWER and arrogance and pride which AL this coaches black white male female all divisions have

But to completely ignore that BECAUSE he is a Black coach he is under much more pressure and scrutiny is asinine.

we are not and will NEVER be held to the same standards and expectations.

Sherrone KNOWS that and if he truly doesn't?

Then he deserves everything he is getting.

In 2025 we all KNOW what it is.

so to this after ALL the countless warning examples we have seen over the decades is beyond dumb.

White man does this trust he getting killed too but bet your bottom dollar he will at MINIM get a low level well paid coaching staff position at a damn good college program or hell a NFL team.

Black man gonna have to sell his damn soul to get THAT type treatment.

Word up. Completely agree.

How many examples does a Black man need?

It’s sad asf and funny at the same time.

Sad because of the hoops we have to go through just to get to such an elite level, but funny because how dumb do you have to be to risk it all this way?
 
Word up. Completely agree.

How many examples does a Black man need?

It’s sad asf and funny at the same time.

Sad because of the hoops we have to go through just to get to such an elite level, but funny because how dumb do you have to be to risk it all this way?

^^^

And I don't like the kneejerk... well its p*ssy excuse?

I aint an animal I have self control

Going with that even JOKING too much perpetuates a very evil damaging stereotype that many people actually believe is true and continues to damage Black men till this day

We are animals and lack self control and we are sex demons.

When a white man cheats or has a sexual assault? Its usually labeled as a miscommunication, a lapse in judgement and calls for prayer and therapy.

Black men NEVER get that out. Even if its true and we KNOW this for over a hundred years.

I get the white girl thing I do. Its valid and everything else is too.

and specifically in THIS case? This fool is a habitual line stepper.

But to do this with a basic white girl is so cliche its embarrassing.
 
Rick Pitino is a fine example, but the only difference is this brother will probably never land another head coaching job at a major university.

Facts. But we know this. We know white coaches get more chances. Look at Sark. You think a Black coach would be able to go through alcohol addiction at that high level like that and have a redemption arc? Not a chance. We barely get a first chance, we damn sure don't get a second. If Sark was Black he'd be the head coach of Western Louisiana Community College for the Deaf. Moore will be lucky to get a HS coaching job at his alma mater. The game is fucking rigged, but we know it. We gotta stop making it easy for them.
 
^^^

And I don't like the kneejerk... well its p*ssy excuse?

I aint an animal I have self control

Going with that even JOKING too much perpetuates a very evil damaging stereotype that many people actually believe is true and continues to damage Black men till this day

We are animals and lack self control and we are sex demons.

When a white man cheats or has a sexual assault? Its usually labeled as a miscommunication, a lapse in judgement and calls for prayer and therapy.

Black men NEVER get that out. Even if its true and we KNOW this for over a hundred years.

I get the white girl thing I do. Its valid and everything else is too.

and specifically in THIS case? This fool is a habitual line stepper.

But to do this with a basic white girl is so cliche its embarrassing.

Yeah, I hate that excuse, too.

The same people that use such excuse also lacks accountability.

He’s obviously had enough self-control to get him where got to. And I understand the world is different when you’re on an elite level such as tier 1 head football coach. Accessibility to things are just different.

However, why risk it for something with ZERO return? He’d been better off just paying for some puss if it was that serious to him. At least those chicks understand the game.

But a co-worker? :lol: Man, you can’t make this ish up.
 
Yeah, I hate that excuse, too.

The same people that use such excuse also lacks accountability.

He’s obviously had enough self-control to get him where got to. And I understand the world is different when you’re on an elite level such as tier 1 head football coach. Accessibility to things are just different.

However, why risk it for something with ZERO return? He’d been better off just paying for some puss if it was that serious to him. At least those chicks understand the game.

But a co-worker? :lol: Man, you can’t make this ish up.

^^^ that part

and imagine the ego and self delusion?

Yeah I saw it happen to the last 4 black head coaches messing with white women at work... but they aint SMART like ME!

may the vulcan gods protect these emotional fools

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Black athletes and coaches have to start realizing that most of these white women are like sleeper cell agents when it’s time to take down a prominent black figure

And half are you motherfuckers laughing at dude what trade-in an average looking good body black woman for a ugly white sloppy bitch
Explain this ^^^^

I know that you meant "And half of you motherfuckers laughing at dude would trade-in an average looking good body black woman for a ugly white sloppy bitch"

But explain why you think that is the case...and how old are you?

This is not a dis...just picking your brain.
 
Oh, dude was already on thin ice.

The Connor Stalions sign-stealing investigation clouded Moore’s tenure. Moore served a two-game suspension this season for deleting text messages he’d exchanged with Stalions and was set to be suspended for the 2026 season opener.

It’s possible this “affair” wasn’t as recent as I thought (I was thinking like in the last month or two), and likely now just coming out. It’s also possible it didn’t happen the way we think it did, but it’s being spun that way.

Regardless, he was moving recklessly.
As I said in the college football thread, this was just an excuse to get rid of him without having to pay a buyout.
Fans were looking for him to get fired the whole season.
The university knew about all this for a while, they damn near keep 24/7 surveillance on their coaches.
A former teammate of my son is currently on Michigan's team and I wonder if the team knew and now how that will affect whether they stay or go to another school.
 
As I said in the college football thread, this was just an excuse to get rid of him without having to pay a buyout.
Fans were looking for him to get fired the whole season.
The university knew about all this for a while, they damn near keep 24/7 surveillance on their coaches.
A former teammate of my son is currently on Michigan's team and I wonder if the team knew and now how that will affect whether they stay or go to another school.

That’s a good point. These universities know exactly what is going on with their head coaches. They are always around someone and somebody is generally reporting to upper management. I’m sure some of the players suspected something.

The behaviors and interaction between them was likely suspicious. Like being very flirtatious.
 
listen he was done after that ohio state game they just found the perfect excuse and threw that white women in tha mix..
the alumni has one rule for there coaches dont not ever lose to ohio state..he forgot that part he is the last of the harbaugh
regime...:smh: :smh:
 
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That’s what the media is saying which could be a smear campaign.

Brothas trusting the mainstream media at this point without doing their own due diligence are lost causes.
Well, it’s being reported on this board, so that’s I all I need to know. Mainstream media get their news from message boards nowadays.
 
listen he was done after that ohio state game they just found the perfect excuse and threw that white women in tha mix..
the alumni has one rule for there coaches dont not ever lose to ohio state..he forgot that part he is the last of the harbaugh
regime...:smh: :smh:
That loss was his first time losing to Ohio State and Michigan had actually beaten OSU like 4 years in a row before this year.
The fans there never cared for him and the university been looking for a way to fire him all season
 
That loss was his first time losing to Ohio State and Michigan had actually beaten OSU like 4 years in a row before this year.
The fans there never cared for him and the university been looking for a way to fire him all season

its was so many sandals during & after harbaugh left that Uof M had to put up with also...
 
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