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Michigan Fires Coach Moore After Home Invasion Allegations

4/24/2026

Summary

Story summary

Paige Shiver told ABC that she lost the baby after doctors diagnosed her with Pompe disease.
Sherrone Moore agreed with doctors’ recommendation to end Shiver’s Pompe-disease pregnancy.
Shiver said Moore invaded her home in 2025, brandished knives and threatened suicide.
Michigan dismissed Moore from his coaching job in December, imposed 18-month probation and a no-contact order, and named Utah coach Kyle Whittingham as his replacement on December 26.

History

Historical Context

Roe v. Wade (1973) first recognized a constitutional right to abortion, a principle the Supreme Court reaffirmed in Planned Parenthood v. Casey (1992) by upholding four of five Pennsylvania restrictions while preserving Roe’s core holding. The 2022 Dobbs decision later overturned Roe, illustrating how courts reshape medical autonomy. Michigan’s dismissal of coach Sherrone Moore reflects the same tension between professional authority and evolving legal standards.

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Story summary

Paige Shiver told ABC that she lost the baby after doctors diagnosed her with Pompe disease.
Sherrone Moore agreed with doctors’ recommendation to end Shiver’s Pompe-disease pregnancy.
Shiver said Moore invaded her home in 2025, brandished knives and threatened suicide.
Michigan dismissed Moore from his coaching job in December, imposed 18-month probation and a no-contact order, and named Utah coach Kyle Whittingham as his replacement on December 26.

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