College Football 2025: Where's My NIL Money?

[DarrenTR1970]

Things keep getting crazier in Michigan.

The tragic unraveling of former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore - Andscape

The potential collateral damage of Sherrone Moore's fallout at Michigan for aspiring Black head coaches in Power 4 conferences.

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I kinda take issue with the author of the article saying that Moore should have known better than to engage in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member; however, he also says that Moore is dealing with mental health issues before he was hired as head coach.
What if his mental health struggles were affecting his judgment and he didn't know better.

 

[King Bob!]

Kyle Whittingham steps down as Utah coach: Morgan Scalley set to take over Utes

Whittingham has been the head coach at Utah since 2005

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[King Bob!]

I kinda take issue with the author of the article saying that Moore should have known better than to engage in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member; however, he also says that Moore is dealing with mental health issues before he was hired as head coach.
What if his mental health struggles were affecting his judgment and he didn't know better.

The article wasn't very good, IMO. Author seemed more interested in social causes than Sherrone Moore.

 

[King Bob!]

Michigan authorizes probe into athletic department after Sherrone Moore firing

Michigan is looking inward in the aftermath of firing Sherrone Moore as a law firm investigates the athletic department's handling of the situation

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[Radio Cicero Rockettes]

I kinda take issue with the author of the article saying that Moore should have known better than to engage in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member; however, he also says that Moore is dealing with mental health issues before he was hired as head coach.
What if his mental health struggles were affecting his judgment and he didn't know better.

The affair was conducted "for a number of years," so it probably dates to Harbaugh's tenure.

The article wasn't very good, IMO. Author seemed more interested in social causes than Sherrone Moore.

It's also strangely reverent of Moore in particular. There are other role models for young coaches worried about succeeding, e.g. Marcus Freeman, who led his team to the national title game last year and is being courted by the NFL.

 

[King Bob!]

That prayer and a nickel still gets Moore's family jack shit...

Urban Meyer reacts to Sherrone Moore saga: 'I said a prayer for that family'

The former Ohio State coach 'said a prayer for that family' while discussing the matter on a podcast

www.cbssports.com

 

[jenji120]

That prayer and a nickel still gets Moore's family jack shit...

Urban Meyer reacts to Sherrone Moore saga: 'I said a prayer for that family'

The former Ohio State coach 'said a prayer for that family' while discussing the matter on a podcast

www.cbssports.com

The best hope they have is that they not only saved money (bc he was fired for cause) but that this also goes to some type of pre-trial diversion where he can enter a program for mental health and whatever other issues he has so he can remain in his children's lives and financially support them while serving out some sort of punishment and treatment plan.

He pulled a Bobby Petrino only he compounded it with his meltdown after. I don't know him well enough to know whether or not this was obsessive-boyfriend abuse or whether losing his mistress and job at the same time cracked him but it appears there was a healthy dose of obsessive boyfriend involved or she never would've gone to the admin about it.

 

[Aragorn]

Ohio fires head coach Brian Smith for cause, but no specifics were given. They just said it was serious professional misconduct.