Cryin’ Sherrone "L" Moore (Coach Crash Out)

[CincyInterloper]

My thoughts exactly. Last i checked, this was America!

After being warned about drinking in Tuscaloosa, he took the party to Pensacola. What else does a man have to do? Also, charging a thousand bucks to a company card while on a bender is not really that much. What kind of Mickey Mouse operation are they running?

 

[Jagdaddy]

I like how covering up a murder ranks below having an affair with a former volleyball player.

Yeah, that threw me for a loop.

 

[LovelandBuckeye]

 

[colobuck79]

No way this thread should drop to page 5.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/college-football/article-15615573/Fired-Michigan-football-coach-Sherrone-Moores-alleged-mistress.html

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

No way this thread should drop to page 5.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/college-football/article-15615573/Fired-Michigan-football-coach-Sherrone-Moores-alleged-mistress.html

Last month, Judge J. Cedric Simpson suggested Moore's 'due process may have been violated.'

In what he described as a 'glaring' omission, Simpson said law enforcement failed to indicate that the female staffer was Moore's employee when they were securing charges against the fired football coach.

That professional connection could potentially undermine the misdemeanor stalking charge by offering an explanation as to why Moore would need repeatedly make contact with the alleged victim.

'What worries me is the magistrate did not get that opportunity [to hear more information],' Simpson said, as quoted by the Detroit Free Press.

'And if the magistrate didn't get that opportunity, that means what the people got may not have been a validly sworn out complaint...and that the defendant's due process rights may have been violated. That's my problem, or my concern.'

I loathe lawyers

 

[cincibuck]

I shall not stand in judgement of Mike Price.

If a man can't celebrate a promotion, then what's the point?

Damn straight! And while we're at it, hoochy coochy girls need sum lovin' too.

 

[ScriptOhio]

Fired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore pleads no contest

Fired Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore pleaded no contest to two misdemeanors to resolve a felony home invasion case. The deal was struck on the same day that a judge planned to hear a challenge to Moore's arrest in December.

www.espn.com

Fired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore pleads no contest​

Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore agreed to a deal Friday that resulted in him pleading no contest to two new misdemeanor charges in exchange for the dropping of a previous felony count and two separate misdemeanors.

The plea agreement centers on Moore's actions Dec. 10, following his sudden firing as Michigan coach. The university dismissed Moore that day for having an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.

Moore, 40, soon drove to the staff member's apartment and was initially charged with felony home invasion and misdemeanor counts of breaking and entering and stalking in a domestic relationship. The staff member told police that the married father of three grabbed a butter knife and threatened to harm himself. Earlier that day, the staff member had told the school about the relationship.

On Friday, prosecutors agreed to drop the initial, more serious, charges in exchange for Moore pleading no contest to two new misdemeanors -- malicious use of a telecommunication device in a domestic relationship and trespassing.

"All the [initial] charges against Mr. Moore were not supported by facts of law," Moore's attorney, Ellen Michaels, said after the hearing. "The dismissal of those charges validates the concerns we raised about the investigation from the very beginning.

"Mr. Moore is pleased to put this behind him and move forward."

Moore, holding the hand of his wife, Kelli, did not comment after the hearing.

Michaels' request that Moore be freed from wearing an electronic tether as part of his bond agreement was denied by Judge Cedric Simpson pending interviews with authorities.

Moore will be sentenced April 14 in Washtenaw County Court and could face up to a year in prison, although attorneys unrelated to the case have told ESPN that they do not expect Moore to serve any time.
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[TDunk]

I loathe lawyers

Brandishing knives (butter and others) and threatening someone means less if you are their employer? Pure Michigan. Fuck 'em all.

 

[cincibuck]

So, Roller Derby Man.
Part of the biggest scandal in college sports history - he skates.
Fails to report assistant coach accused of rape - he skates.
Cheats on wife with staff member and fellow university employee, gives her a false promotion, breaking and entering, threatening harm - he skates
Next job: Jammer, Bay City Bombers

 

[colobuck79]

I’d be shocked to hear that the entire prosecution team are alumni.

 

[scarletngray]

Fired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore pleads no contest

Fired Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore pleaded no contest to two misdemeanors to resolve a felony home invasion case. The deal was struck on the same day that a judge planned to hear a challenge to Moore's arrest in December.

www.espn.com

Fired Michigan coach Sherrone Moore pleads no contest​

Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore agreed to a deal Friday that resulted in him pleading no contest to two new misdemeanor charges in exchange for the dropping of a previous felony count and two separate misdemeanors.

The plea agreement centers on Moore's actions Dec. 10, following his sudden firing as Michigan coach. The university dismissed Moore that day for having an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.

Moore, 40, soon drove to the staff member's apartment and was initially charged with felony home invasion and misdemeanor counts of breaking and entering and stalking in a domestic relationship. The staff member told police that the married father of three grabbed a butter knife and threatened to harm himself. Earlier that day, the staff member had told the school about the relationship.

On Friday, prosecutors agreed to drop the initial, more serious, charges in exchange for Moore pleading no contest to two new misdemeanors -- malicious use of a telecommunication device in a domestic relationship and trespassing.

"All the [initial] charges against Mr. Moore were not supported by facts of law," Moore's attorney, Ellen Michaels, said after the hearing. "The dismissal of those charges validates the concerns we raised about the investigation from the very beginning.

"Mr. Moore is pleased to put this behind him and move forward."

Moore, holding the hand of his wife, Kelli, did not comment after the hearing.

Michaels' request that Moore be freed from wearing an electronic tether as part of his bond agreement was denied by Judge Cedric Simpson pending interviews with authorities.

Moore will be sentenced April 14 in Washtenaw County Court and could face up to a year in prison, although attorneys unrelated to the case have told ESPN that they do not expect Moore to serve any time.
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He should also pled no class, no integrity, no dignity, no morals and no skill.