Ex-Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore Charged With Home Invasion, Stalking
Summary
Sherrone Moore, previously the coach of the University of Michigan football team, was charged with home invasion and stalking. He was fired by the university for having an inappropriate relationship with a staff member and was subsequently arrested. Moore, who had a high salary contract, will not receive a buyout due to being fired for cause.Key Facts
- Sherrone Moore was charged with home invasion and stalking.
- He was fired as the University of Michigan's football coach.
- The university cited an inappropriate relationship with a staff member as the reason for his dismissal.
- Moore was arrested after an alleged assault in Pittsfield Township, near Ann Arbor.
- An internal investigation found credible evidence of misconduct by Moore.
- Moore's contract with Michigan was for five years at $5.5 million annually, but he will not receive a buyout.
- Biff Poggi will act as interim coach for the upcoming game on December 31.
- The Michigan football program may face challenges, such as player transfers and donor hesitations.
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