Dusty May on Sherrone Moore Scandal: Michigan Basketball Can Provide ‘Hope and Distraction’
Moore faces charges including home invasion and stalking after allegedly forcefully entering a woman’s home and threatening self-harm, leading to his firing and jail time.
- On Wednesday, the University of Michigan fired Sherrone Moore, Michigan head coach, for cause after alleging he had an improper relationship with a team staffer and was no longer making $6,000,000 annually.
- Authorities allege Moore forcefully entered the woman's home and threatened self-harm during a heated argument; prosecutors charged him with third-degree home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering, and he was arraigned Friday.
- Social media showed no mercy for Sherrone Moore throughout the week, while personal details emerged including his roughly 65 pairs of Jordans.
- The university's board of regents will likely shield Michigan from most of Moore's $14 million buyout as they prepare for the Citrus Bowl under interim coach Biff Poggi and expand the athletic investigation.
- Observers warn the home-invasion charge carries up to five years in prison and related misdemeanors carry shorter terms, echoing Mel Tucker's downfall two years ago and raising coaching pipeline and diversity concerns.
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One of the best college football coaches of all time, Urban Meyer, lent some sympathy to Sherrone Moore — or at least his family — in the wake of the former Michigan head coach’s shocking firing last week.
Candace Buckner: The shame of Sherrone Moore
Stripped of his armor of maize and blue, Sherrone Moore looked small. At his arraignment Friday, he was squeezed into a cinder-block-lined room that wouldn’t even fit all of the sneakers from his Jordan collection. Moore looked afraid, or maybe he was worried. Without the brim of his block “M” hat framing his face, Moore was exposed yet remained hard to read. He looked only like a criminal defendant. Related Articles With dumb name…
Dusty May on Sherrone Moore scandal: Michigan basketball can provide ‘hope and distraction’
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Several Michigan men’s basketball players were making pretzels at a mall in Ann Arbor as part of a toy drive when news broke of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore getting fired for an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
Sherrone Moore's Attendance At Diddy Party Resurfaces Amid Stalking Scandal
Sherrone Moore probably did not expect his old social media posts about Diddy to come back up these days, but he was not so lucky. The former Michigan football coach’s recent scandal stemming from an alleged inappropriate relationship with a staffer has made many folks look back on his attendance at a Sean Combs party with critical eyes. Of course, nothing about these separate situations directly connects to each other, so take fans’ comparisons…
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