Sherrone Moore Lists Michigan Home as Probe Exposes Athletic Department Failings
Showing Moore's separation from Michigan, the listing highlights renewed scrutiny of athletic-department culture after a Jenner & Block summary.
Overview
- Moore placed his 5,858-square-foot Ann Arbor/Scio Township home on the market for $1.7 million in late July, a property he bought in 2023 for $1.3 million and that listing notes about $300,000 in recent upgrades.
- The university fired Moore in December after investigators concluded there was credible evidence he had an inappropriate relationship with a former employee and that he was dishonest about it.
- Moore was arrested the day of his firing for entering the employee’s residence and later pleaded no contest to misdemeanor trespassing and malicious use of a telecommunications device, receiving 18 months of probation in April.
- The university released a summary of the $12 million Jenner & Block review in July that criticized the athletic department’s lack of transparency and led officials to expand the probe into department culture.
- Michigan’s athletic director announced he will step down at year-end, a leadership change that underscores broader institutional fallout and could influence how the program enforces conduct and reporting rules going forward.