ANN ARBOR, Mich. — University of Michigan officials fired football coach Sherrone Moore after an internal review found an inappropriate relationship with a staffer. The school retained a law firm that will continue and expand its probe across the athletic department. Prosecutors charged Moore with three crimes after saying he barged into the staffer’s apartment and threatened to kill himself. Athletic director Warde Manuel told trustees he reviewed hundreds of messages and had previously asked both parties about a relationship; both denied it. Photos show Moore with his wife after the arrest. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research today.
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The University of Michigan and its leadership may benefit from demonstrating prompt action, retaining outside counsel, and expanding oversight to limit further liability and reassure stakeholders.
Sherrone Moore, the staffer involved, their families, and the university's football program suffered reputational damage, legal exposure, and operational disruption following the alleged incident and firing.
After reading and researching latest news.... the confirmed facts show University of Michigan fired coach Sherrone Moore after an internal probe; prosecutors later charged him with three offenses tied to an alleged apartment incident, and the university retained outside counsel to expand its athletic-department inquiry across staff and operations.
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University expands probe after firing coach Sherrone Moore
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