Fired University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore charged with trespassing, harassment
Sherrone Moore, former University of Michigan football coach has been arrested for breaking and entering, stalking in a domestic relationship and breaking and entering in a domestic relationship, according to the criminal complaint.
The document says Moore, 39, “has or has had a dating relationship” with the victim.
The breaking and entering charge is a felony and the other charges are misdemeanors.
Moore has been in custody since his arrest Wednesday.
Michigan coach Sherrone Moore walks off the field after an NCAA football game, Aug. 30, 2025, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Police in Pittsfield Township, outside Ann Arbor, said Wednesday afternoon they received a call from a woman who said a man was attacking her and had been harassing her for months.
Pittsfield Township police said the incident does not appear to be random.
Moore is due to make his first court appearance on Friday. His attorney told ABC News he had no comment.
The University of Michigan announced Wednesday that the married father of three was fired for cause, saying in a statement that “credible evidence was found that Coach Moore had an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.”
University of Michigan President Domenico Grasso sent a letter to the university community asking anyone with information about “Coach Moore’s behavior” to come forward.
“There is absolutely no tolerance for this conduct at the University of Michigan,” he said.
Moore, who was in his second season replacing Jim Harbaugh, went 18-8 as the Wolverines’ head coach, including a 9-3 record this season. Michigan will play the Texas Longhorns in the Citrus Bowl, which will now be led by interim head coach Biff Poggi.
ABC News’ Matt Foster and Alex Fine contributed to this report.
