Michigan ships Sherrone Moore's belongings after firing

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Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Michigan ships Sherrone Moore's belongings after firing
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Following the firing of Sherrone Moore, former University of Michigan football coach, 46 boxes of his personal belongings were packed and shipped by the university. This action occurred shortly after Moore’s arrest last year on charges of felony home invasion and stalking. Internal documents revealed the university's swift handling of Moore's possessions, which included personal items like a wedding ring and various coaching paraphernalia. Meanwhile, Paige Shriver, Moore's former executive assistant, has filed a lawsuit against Michigan regarding records from an internal investigation that preceded his firing. The university declined to comment on the ongoing legal matter.

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  • •Sherrone Moore was arrested last year for felony charges.
  • •Michigan packed and shipped Moore's belongings promptly after his firing.
  • •Items included a wedding ring and coaching materials.
  • •Paige Shriver has filed a lawsuit regarding records from Moore's investigation.
  • •Moore posted a $25,000 bond before being released from jail.
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As former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore sat in a Washtenaw County jail cell late last year—after being arrested for felony home invasion and stalking of his executive assistant, with whom he had an extramarital affair—his one-time employer wasted little time getting a move on. On Dec. 11, a Michigan athletics human resources …

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