Sherrone Moore, the former Michigan football coach, appeared in Washtenaw County court on January 22 for a probable cause hearing. His legal troubles stem from allegations involving an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
Key Details of the Court Appearance
- Date: January 22, 2026
- Court: District 14A, Washtenaw County
- Judge: J. Cedric Simpson
- Charges:
- Third-degree home invasion (felony)
- Misdemeanor stalking
- Misdemeanor breaking and entering
- Bond: $25,000, with conditions including GPS monitoring and no contact with the former staff member
Timeline of Events
Moore was terminated from his coaching position on December 10, 2025, due to the allegations. He was arrested on the same day and appeared via video at his arraignment on December 12, 2025. Moore was subsequently released on bond.
Upcoming Hearings
During the recent court session, several important updates were announced:
- The prosecution’s response to the defense’s motion to quash the arrest warrant is due by February 2, 2026.
- A hearing for this motion is scheduled for February 17, 2026, at 2 p.m.
- The probable cause conference has been adjourned to March 19, 2026, at 9 a.m.
Moore’s attorney is seeking separate hearings for motions related to the case, while both parties are attempting to obtain vital documents, including phone records and Title IX materials. The defense has requested additional time for discovery.
Moore’s Personal Circumstances
Moore has faced personal challenges, including a 911 call made by his wife expressing concern for his safety following his firing. Despite these struggles, his wife Kelli has publicly supported him throughout the proceedings.
The Path Forward
As Sherrone Moore prepares for his next court date, the nature of the charges he faces could lead to significant legal consequences. The outcomes of upcoming hearings will play a crucial role in shaping his future.
For the latest updates on the legal proceedings involving Sherrone Moore, stay tuned to El-Balad.
