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Michigan Football Coach Sherrone Moore to Serve Two-Game Suspension Amid Sign-Stealing Scandal

Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore is set to face a two-game suspension due to allegations of non-cooperation in the NCAA's sign-stealing investigation.

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Michigan is expected to suspend coach Sherrone Moore for two games next season to address allegations that he failed to cooperate in the NCAA’s sign-stealing investigation that rocked college football during the Wolverines’ championship season in 2023, according to two people familiar with the situation.
Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will get 2-game suspension
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Michigan is expected to suspend coach Sherrone Moore for two games next season to address allegations that he failed to cooperate in the NCAA’s sign-stealing investigation that rocked college football during the Wolverines’ championship season in 2023, according to two people familiar with the situation.
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The suspension on Moore is self imposed by Michigan, however.
Michigan’s Sherrone Moore Suspended Two Games Amid Connor Stalions Scandal Fallout: REPORT
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The NCAA could still issue more punishments, however, and a final resolution of the matter is expected before the end of the season.
Report: Michigan football's Sherrone Moore to serve 2-game suspension in 2025
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Updated: May 5th, 2025, 12:54 PM ET

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Michigan Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore will serve a two-game suspension next season for alleged violations linked to the NCAA’s sign-stealing investigation during 2023. Moore will miss the Wolverines' Week 3 and 4 games against Central Michigan and Nebraska, respectively. He is also facing additional recruiting penalties and the possibility of further NCAA sanctions. This decision comes following accusations of deleted text messages related to the scandal involving former staffer Conor Stalions. A final resolution from the NCAA is anticipated later this season.

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Coach Sherrone Moore is facing a self-imposed two-game suspension due to allegations of failing to cooperate in a significant NCAA sign-stealing investigation.
The implications of this scandal have broader repercussions for Michigan football, with potential additional penalties looming from the NCAA.
Moore's situation parallels prior suspensions within the program, highlighting ongoing issues related to compliance and oversight.

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