Michigan Football Imposes 2-Game BAN for Sherrone Moore!

3 weeks ago

Michigan Football’s Bold Move: Wolverines Self-Impose Suspension of Coach Sherrone Moore for SpyGate! Is it Enough?

Michigan Wolverines football is self-imposing a two-game suspension on head coach Sherrone Moore amid the Connor Stallions “Spygate” scandal. This bold decision seems to be an attempt to get ahead of an NCAA suspension in the near future. Because Michigan’s penalty is self-imposed, the NCAA could ban Sherrone Moore for additional games and perhaps the entire 2025 college football season!

There are quirks and implications to the self imposed ban Michigan placed on Moore. First of all, he will not be able to participate in any football activities during his ban. This is different from the previous suspensions that former coach Jim Harbaugh served as he was allowed to run practice during the week. He just could not be on the sideline on game day.

Also, Moore’s ban will take place in weeks three and four of the Wolverine’s schedule, not weeks one and two. It is odd they are cherry picking these dates but if they follow through, this suspension schedule will allow Sherrone Moore to coach a big non-conference game against Oklahoma, his alma mater.

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