US EditionFired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore charged with felony home invasion, stalking after firing
- On Dec. 12, 2025, Sherrone Moore, former University of Michigan head football coach, is arraigned at 1 p.m. in the 14A-1 District Court on a felony home invasion and two misdemeanors, with bond set at $25,000 and no victim contact allowed.
- After an internal probe, University of Michigan officials found credible evidence of an inappropriate relationship and fired Sherrone Moore earlier this week; the investigation, which began last summer, remains ongoing, Athletic Director Warde Manuel and interim president Domenico Grasso said.
- Shortly after 4 p.m. on Dec. 10, authorities say Moore barged into a Pittsfield Township apartment, grabbed knives, threatened self-harm, then fled when police were threatened; officers found him in City of Saline and booked him into Washtenaw County Jail.
- Prosecutors outlined potential penalties, noting the felony home invasion can bring up to five years in prison, and the court set a Jan. 22 preliminary hearing, Magistrate Odetalla M. Odetalla said.
- Local outlets including FOX 2 streamed the arraignment and reported on 911 audio from TMZ Sports, while University of Michigan interim president Domenico Grasso said in a Dec. 11 letter the investigation continues and the Wolverines named Biff Poggi interim head coach.
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Former Michigan coach facing multiple charges
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Ex-Michican Coach Sherrone Moore Charged With Home Invasion and Stalking After Being Fired
Former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore, 39, was formally charged with three crimes, including felony third-degree home invasion and stalking, at his arraignment in Washtenaw County court on Dec. 12. Moore, who attended Friday’s arraignment virtually, was accused of breaking into the apartment of an alleged mistress and threatening to kill himself. The incident happened hours after he was fired for engaging in an “inappropria…
Legal expert explains Sherrone Moores charges and what could be next
Former Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore was released on bond Friday after being arraigned on multiple charges, including felony home invasion, misdemeanor stalking and breaking and entering.Moore spent two nights behind bars after his arrest and firing from the university on Wednesday. He appeared before a judge Friday afternoon for his arraignment at Washtenaw District Court. Watch Jolie Sherman's video report below: Legal expert exp…
Sherrone Moore Criminal Charges Rock Michigan Football
Michigan football program rocked by criminal charges against former head coach Sherrone Moore after prosecutor detailed disturbing behavior, including threatening self‑harm with scissors in front of alleged former mistress. Prosecutor in Pittsfield Township laid out allegations against Moore at his arraignment Friday, announcing multiple charges including home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering. Moore sat in court cuffed in a white ju…
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