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Former Michigan Coach Faces Stalking and Home Invasion Charges

1/24/2026

Summary

Story summary

Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore appeared in court on January 22, 2026, facing charges of third-degree home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering.
His attorney, Ellen Michaels, seeks to dismiss the charges, alleging they arise from false statements by the woman he allegedly stalked after their relationship ended.
Moore was fired on December 10, 2025, for violating university policy regarding this relationship.
He is currently out on a $25,000 bond, required to wear a GPS device, and undergo mental health treatment.
Upcoming hearings are set for February 17 and March 19.

History

Historical Context

The University of Michigan's football program has faced scrutiny since 2015, when Jim Harbaugh was hired amid allegations of player mistreatment. With an athletic budget exceeding $200 million, the university has since emphasized compliance and ethics. Recent legal issues involving Sherrone Moore highlight ongoing challenges in collegiate sports, underscoring the need for stricter oversight and accountability in athletic programs.

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Story summary

Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore appeared in court on January 22, 2026, facing charges of third-degree home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering.
His attorney, Ellen Michaels, seeks to dismiss the charges, alleging they arise from false statements by the woman he allegedly stalked after their relationship ended.
Moore was fired on December 10, 2025, for violating university policy regarding this relationship.
He is currently out on a $25,000 bond, required to wear a GPS device, and undergo mental health treatment.
Upcoming hearings are set for February 17 and March 19.

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