Former Michigan Football Coach Sherrone Moore Avoids Jail Time
Key Takeaways
- Former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore avoids jail time
- Moore sentenced to 18 months' probation
- Coach accused of obstructing police officer during altercation
A former football coach at the University of Michigan has escaped a stay in jail after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges related to an altercation with a colleague.
Sherrone Moore, who previously served as the team's running backs coach, was handed an 18-month probation term by the court on Tuesday.
The incidents in question involved a confrontation between Moore and his executive assistant, which led to the coach being charged with misdemeanor obstructing and resisting a police officer.
Moor's sentence, handed down by the court, marked the conclusion of his misdemeanor case.
The university has yet to take any action against the former coach, who is no longer actively employed with the team.
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