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Michigan football timeline of trouble since Jim Harbaugh hire, from Sherrone Moore firing to sign-stealing scandal
Michigan will have a third head coach in four seasons by the time 2026 rolls around – and that coach will face the unenviable task of restoring the program's reputation.

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Michigan football candidates: Who will replace Sherrone Moore? Eight names to consider
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Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore's deleted texts and sign-stealing scandals resurface amid his firing: Everything to know
Michigan Search Includes Arizona State's Kenny Dillingham, Missouri’s Eli Drinkwitz, AP Source Says
The firm hired by Michigan to search for a football coach to replace Sherrone Moore has contacted representatives for Arizona State’s Kenny Dillingham and Missouri’s Eli Drinkwitz

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Michigan football coach search news: Candidates, updates, rumors
Sherrone Moore charges, arraignment: Latest on fired Michigan coach
Michigan expands investigation after firing Sherrone Moore, AP source says
The 39-year-old Moore was charged with three crimes after prosecutors said on Friday he “barged his way” into the apartment of a woman he’d been having an affair with and threatened to kill himself.

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Michigan football recruits decommit from program amid Sherrone Moore scandal
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Michigan Wolverines Announce More Devastating Losses To Their Football Program Amid The Fallout From The Sherrone Moore Scandal

Michigan football's sign-stealing fines will cost school over $30 million, athletic director says

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel said the NCAA penalties stemming from the football program’s sign-stealing operation will cost more than $30 million

Michigan football's history of scandals: 8 other controversies

While Michigan football has generally avoided large scandals, the program has faced a handful of controversies, including several this decade.

The Michigan football story is getting worse by the second. There’s only one solution.

For decades, the school has backed a culture of misconduct from powerful people. Now it needs to hold them accountable—no matter who they are.

Ex-Michigan head football coach in jail hours after firing over allegation of 'inappropriate relationship' with staff member

Sherrone Moore led the Wolverines to a 9-3 record this season, finishing 18th in the final College Football Playoff rankings.
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