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Why the staffer in the Sherrone Moore scandal wasn’t fired

Sherrone Moore faces felony home invasion and stalking charges after confronting a former staffer with knives following a two-year intimate relationship, Washtenaw County officials said.

  • On Dec. 18, 2025 the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office released a booking photo of Sherrone Moore, former University of Michigan head coach, charged with home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering.
  • Michigan fired Moore on Dec. 10 after a former staffer filed a report alleging an inappropriate relationship and the university conducted multiple investigations before his termination.
  • According to transcripts and police accounts, Moore entered the staffer's apartment before Dec. 8, grabbed two butter knives, and threatened suicide before arrest.
  • On Dec. 12 Moore was held on $25,000 cash/surety bond, arraigned and released, ordered to cease contact and wear a GPS tracking device; he must return on January 22.
  • With the Citrus Bowl on Dec. 31, Michigan, under interim coach Biff Poggi, prepares to face Texas while Jenner & Block investigates and Domenico Grasso vows to `leave no stone unturned`.
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Total Pro Sports broke the news in on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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