Former Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore Lists Ann Arbor Home for $1.7 Million Following Legal Troubles

Sherrone Moore, who was terminated as the University of Michigan’s head football coach following an extramarital affair with an executive assistant, has placed his Ann Arbor residence on the market for $1.7 million. The five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home on Walnut Ridge Drive, located approximately 15 minutes from campus, was previously purchased for $1.3 million in 2023, according to property records.

Moore’s coaching tenure at Michigan proved brief and turbulent. He initially joined Jim Harbaugh’s staff in 2023 as offensive coordinator and offensive line coach, then served as acting head coach for one game during Harbaugh’s suspension. Following Harbaugh’s departure to the Los Angeles Chargers after winning a national championship, Moore was promoted to the head coaching position.

During his time as head coach, Moore compiled a 16-8 record, including an 8-5 mark in his first season and 7-3 last year. He was suspended for two games in connection with a sign-stealing investigation. His tenure ended after revelations of his affair with executive assistant Connor Shriver, who disclosed the relationship to university officials.

In April, Moore pleaded no contest to two misdemeanors stemming from post-firing conduct. Court documents reveal he allegedly forced his way into Shriver’s residence and threatened self-harm with a butter knife and scissors when Shriver attempted to end the relationship. Judge Cedric Simpson sentenced Moore to 18 months probation while waiving jail time, noting the support provided by Moore’s wife, Kelli, who submitted a letter requesting leniency.

Moore’s sentencing conditions include more than $1,000 in fines, mandatory mental health treatment, prohibition on alcohol and marijuana use, a weapons ban, and no contact with the alleged victim. His prospects for securing another coaching position appear dim given the circumstances of his departure from Michigan.