Michigan trainer Sherrone Moore is said to be exposed to two games as Fallout by Connor Stalions Scandal

Michigan Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore is expected to receive a two-game suspension from the University of the University of the Skandal of Connor Stalions, confirmed Ross Dellenger from Yahoo Sports.

It is expected that Moore will miss the team's game of the 3 -3 games against Central Michigan and week 4 against Nebraska due to the suspension. Moore reports that the team will train in week 2 when Oklahoma, Moore's Alma Mater, according to Dan Wetzel von ESPN, who reported the news for the first time.

Moore's suspension is imposed by the university itself. Moore could still be exposed to additional punishment of the NCAA. In response to the report on Monday, the NCAA will hold a hearing in June.

In addition to the self -imposed suspension, Moore will be exposed to “additional recruitment penalties” from school according to ESPN.

The suspension comes from the Stalions scandal. In 2023, the NCAA set an investigation by Stalions and Michigan to steal the alleged sign. Stalions were accused of having sent people to the opponents' signals before Michigan played these teams. Michigan suspended Stalions, who was a defensive analyst with the team. When the big team suspended the then head coach Jim Harbaugh for three games, Moore and then served the team's offensive coordinator of the team's team as an interim coach of the team.

As a result of the scandal, Stalion resigned from Michigan and trained in 2024 at the high school level. After Harbaugh Michigan had led to a perfect 15-0 record and a national championship, he jumped into the NFL as head coach of Los Angeles Chargers. Moore was installed as head coach of the team after Harbaugh's departure.

Moore's two-game suspension is reportedly the result of Moore, which supposedly deleted a 52-measuring text chain with stalions after reports about the signal theft scandal have been created. According to ESPN, these texts were reportedly restored.

As part of the suspension, Moore is banned from all team tasks in these weeks, which means that he must not train training before his games against Central Michigan and Nebraska.

Michigan went in Moore's first full season as head coach 8-5. At the end of the season, Michigan took number 25 for Yahoo Sports' Way-Too before the 2025-26 season. Top 25.