Disgraced Michigan coach Sherrone Moore lists home for $1.7 million
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Key Points:
- Sherrone Moore, former Michigan Wolverines head coach fired due to an affair with an executive assistant, has listed his Ann Arbor home for $1.7 million as he and his wife seek to leave town.
- Moore served as Michigan’s offensive coordinator and acting head coach before being promoted to head coach after Jim Harbaugh left for the Los Angeles Chargers; he compiled a 16-8 record as head coach.
- Moore pleaded no contest to two misdemeanors related to threatening behavior after the affair was exposed, receiving 18 months probation, fines, mental health treatment, and restrictions including no contact with the victim.
- His wife, Kelli Moore, supported him in court and wrote a letter asking for leniency, with the judge acknowledging her strength amid the scandal.
- It remains unclear where the Moore family will move next, but Moore’s future in football coaching appears unlikely given the circumstances.
