Sherrone Moore Jailed Following Sudden Dismissal as Michigan Football Coach
Sherrone Moore, former head coach of the Michigan Wolverines football team, has been jailed following his unexpected dismissal. The decision came just before the College Football Playoff and a series of bowl games.
Sherrone Moore’s Dismissal
Moore’s exit is linked to an alleged inappropriate relationship that reportedly violates university policy. Warde Manuel, the athletic director, stated that the university maintains a zero-tolerance approach towards such behavior.
Upcoming Cheez-It Citrus Bowl
Moore was set to lead the Wolverines in a crucial game against the University of Texas in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl on December 31. His dismissal has raised concerns about the team’s stability during this pivotal time.
Details of the Incident
According to reports from Pittsfield Township police, officers responded to an incident on Wednesday at approximately 4:10 PM EST. They investigated allegations of assault, and police from nearby Saline assisted in locating Sherrone Moore.
Investigation Status
- Moore was detained by the Pittsfield Township Police Department.
- He has been lodged in a Washtenaw County jail while prosecutors evaluate potential charges.
- No public details about the allegations have been disclosed yet.
Coaching Career Overview
Sherrone Moore joined the Michigan Wolverines as a tight-end coach in 2018. He briefly served as acting head coach during the 2023 season while Jim Harbaugh faced suspension. During this time, Moore successfully led the team to three victories.
Immediate Replacement
Biff Poggi, who was the associate head coach, will take over the responsibilities. The transition aims to minimize disruptions as the team prepares for the upcoming bowl game.
