Summary
The University of Michigan fired its head football coach, Sherrone Moore, for having an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Following his dismissal, Moore was detained by police for an alleged assault incident. The university's athletic director stated that such behavior clearly breaks school rules, leading to Moore's termination.
Key Facts
- The University of Michigan fired Sherrone Moore, the head football coach, for cause.
- An investigation found Moore was in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
- Moore was detained by police for alleged assault soon after his firing.
- The incident happened just before key college football games, including the Citrus Bowl.
- Biff Poggi, the team's associate head coach, will replace Moore.
- Moore joined the university's football team in 2018 and became head coach in 2023.
- Moore remains in police custody while charges are reviewed.
