Woman Linked to Sherrone Moore Controversy Leaves Michigan Job

Former University of Michigan Coach's Legal Troubles

A former staff member at the University of Michigan, who accused Sherrone Moore of an affair and subsequent break-in, is no longer employed by the university. Her contract was not renewed after it expired on February 28.

Moore was terminated from his position as head football coach on December 10, 2025, following a university investigation that revealed an inappropriate relationship. He was later charged with multiple offenses including home invasion and stalking.

Incident Details and Charges

The charges stem from an alleged incident where Moore broke into the woman's apartment, threatened her, and expressed intent to harm himself. Court records detail how he allegedly confronted her with knives before fleeing the scene.

Moore has pleaded not guilty to all charges but admitted to an affair. Despite the ongoing legal battle, he maintains his innocence through his attorney Ellen Michaels.

Court Proceedings and Developments

During a court appearance on February 17, Judge J. Cedric Simpson allowed for another hearing to explore the circumstances surrounding Moore’s arrest, citing missing information as a point of concern.

Moore's attorney emphasized due process and expressed confidence in proving his client's innocence, noting that there were omissions in the case against him.