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Former Michigan Football Coach Sherrone Moore Pleads No Contest in Stalking Case

  • On Friday, former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore pleaded no contest to two misdemeanors in a case that arose immediately after his firing for an inappropriate relationship with the executive assistant.
  • The plea focuses on actions on Dec. 10 after Moore's firing when he drove to the staff member's apartment, faced a felony home invasion charge, and threatened self-harm with butter knives.
  • Moore's football résumé includes serving as offensive coordinator during the Wolverines' 2023 national championship season and coaching two seasons with a 16-8 record, and he walked into Washtenaw County Court holding hands with his wife, Kelly.
  • Under the deal, prosecutors dropped the more serious charges and Moore will be sentenced April 14 in Washtenaw County Court, facing up to a year for trespassing and malicious use of a telecommunication device.
  • The deal was reached the same day a judge planned to hear a challenge to the December arrest, and Assistant prosecutor Katie Rezmierski said the staff member ended the affair days before Moore's firing and cooperated with the school's investigation.
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WJBK broke the news in on Friday, March 6, 2026.
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