ESPN: Sherrone Moore could face NCAA penalties related to Connor Stalions case, per NOA draft

ESPN is reporting that Michigan Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore could face NCAA penalties related to the Connor Stalions case, per the Notice of Allegations (NOA) draft.

Moore was Michigan’s offensive coordinator when the Stalions scandal broke and he later acted as the team’s interim head coach when then-head coach Jim Harbaugh was suspended by the Big Ten over the case.

In total, seven members of the 2023 Michigan staff that are accused of violating NCAA rules, according to the NOA draft that ESPN obtained. Notably, this is a draft of the allegations and not the final version of the allegations.

Sherrone Moore could face some stiff penalties from the NCAA for deleting a thread of 52 text messages between himself and Connor Stalions in October of 2023. That action came on the same day it was reported that Stalions was leading an effort to advance scout opponents and steal signs from them.

Among the penalties Moore could face are a show-cause penalty and possibly a suspension.

This story will be updated.

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