Ex-Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore Sentenced To 18 Months Probation For Trespassing
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Ex-Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore Sentenced To 18 Months Probation For Trespassing

14 April, 2026.Sports.15 sources

Key Takeaways

  • Moore received 18 months probation on two misdemeanor charges: trespassing and telecom device misuse.
  • He avoided jail time; judge imposed probation instead.
  • Charges stemmed from December incident at executive assistant's home amid a long affair.

Probation and Sentencing

Moore was sentenced to 18 months' probation and fined just over $1,000 for two misdemeanors.

He pleaded no contest in exchange for dropping more serious charges, including a felony.

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Judge Simpson said he did not believe incarceration should be appropriate.

Moore was barred from using drugs or alcohol, possessing firearms, or having any contact with Shiver.

Shiver released a statement saying the sentence does not reflect the harm done to me.

Judge's Remarks and Wife's Role

Judge Simpson praised Moore's wife, saying she is the person saving you from the full wrath of this court.

Shiver had asked for the harshest punishment the court could give.

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Moore was accompanied to the sentencing by his wife.

Simpson was especially moved by her recorded discussions with police that day.

Background and Incident

Moore was fired after the university determined he engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staffer.

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She had broken off the relationship two days prior.

Moore drove to Shiver's apartment and confronted her.

Shiver told police Moore grabbed a butter knife and threatened to harm himself.

Moore did not deny the relationship to police.

Plea Deal and Legal Process

Moore reached a plea deal with local prosecutors.

Prosecutors dropped stalking and home invasion charges after reviewing call logs.

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Defense attorney said it's not stalking if the communication has a legitimate purpose.

Moore was credited with three days served.

The three previous charges are dismissed.

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