playWhy is Michigan's Sherrone Moore being suspended now (2:09)Dan Wetzel reports on Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore being suspended for two games in 2025 as part of self-imposed sanctions by the university for the Connor Stalions advanced scouting scandal Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore is expected to be suspended for two games for the upcoming 2025 season as part of self-imposed sanctions by the university for the Connor Stalions advanced scouting scandal The suspensions will be for Michigan's Week 3 and Week 4 games against Central Michigan and Nebraska Moore will also be barred from any team-related duties during those weeks and will receive additional recruiting-related penalties The NCAA can still punish Moore in addition to the self-imposed school penalties A final resolution is expected before the start of the season Michigan opens the season by hosting New Mexico before hitting the road for a high-profile nonconference game at Oklahoma The second-year head coach was offensive coordinator in 2023 when Stalions was first accused of operating an advanced scouting operation by having friends and family attend games around the country and videotape the sideline play signals of future Wolverines opponents Stalions was alleged to have used that tape to decipher their playcalling signals The school and the NCAA are working toward a resolution Moore's suspension ties back to allegations that he deleted a thread of 52 text messages with Stalions The alleged deletions came in October 2023 on the same day that media reports revealed Stalions was leading an effort to capture the playcalling signals of future opponents According to a draft of the notice of allegations obtained by ESPN last year the texts were recovered via "device imaging" and Moore "subsequently produced them to enforcement staff." Moore is accused of committing a Level 2 violation Moore was suspended for Michigan's 2023 season-opening game against East Carolina as part of self-imposed penalties by the university in a different NCAA case The structure of this penalty coming in the third and fourth games of the season gives Moore a chance to coach at Oklahoma where he played offensive guard during the 2006 and 2007 seasons and graduated in 2008 A source confirmed to ESPN that the Committee on Infractions (COI) hearing in Michigan's Stalions case will be on June 6 and 7 Sports Illustrated first reported the dates earlier on Monday There's no guarantee that the COI will accept the self-imposed punishment for Moore as the full extent of the punishment They could levy additional games to the suspension there's no certainty that they'd allow the specific games Michigan is offering There's precedent in the previous Michigan case for the COI to disagree with a proposal for a negotiated resolution that the NCAA staff had agreed to It had been widely expected that the COI would accept the four-game suspension to start the 2023 season Michigan ended up imposing a three-game ban on Harbaugh and the NCAA later suspended Harbaugh for a full year after he left for the NFL The distinction in Harbaugh's penalty and the one Michigan is planning to self-impose with Moore comes with practice time Harbaugh was allowed to coach practice during the week during both the sanction tied to the NCAA case and the Big Ten's punishment later that year tied to the Stalions case Because of an NCAA rule change in January 2024 Moore will not be able to coach in practice for the game weeks of the games in the school's self-imposed suspension That rule expanded the suspension for coaches to include "all athletics activities between contests rather than just the contests themselves." — Michigan is expected to suspend coach Sherrone Moore for two games as a penalty for allegedly deleting text messages he exchanged with Connor Stalions the former Michigan staffer at the center of an NCAA investigation into allegations of advanced scouting Moore is expected to coach the first two games including a Week 2 matchup against Oklahoma before missing games against Central Michigan and Nebraska in Week 3 and Week 4 a source briefed on Michigan’s plans confirmed which has not been confirmed by the university or the NCAA we will not comment on an active NCAA case,” Michigan spokesman Dave Ablauf said The NCAA accused Moore of deleting text messages he’d exchanged with Stalions shortly after news broke that Michigan was being investigated for impermissible advanced scouting The text messages were later recovered and turned over to the NCAA Moore hasn’t denied those allegations but said he looks forward to the text messages being released The broader case involving Michigan, Stalions and the NCAA continues to move toward a hearing in front of the Committee on Infractions, which is likely to happen at some point this summer. An NCAA report included allegations against Stalions several assistant coaches and the institution who resigned from his position at Michigan in 2023 is accused of coordinating a scheme to collect video footage of opponents’ signals shot from the stands using tickets he purchased The NCAA alleges Michigan broke a rule prohibiting advanced scouting by collecting video footage from dozens of games involving future opponents Two other coaches named in the notice of allegations former defensive coordinator Jesse Minter and former defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale reached negotiated resolutions with the NCAA for recruiting violations unrelated to the sign-stealing allegations Clinkscale received a two-year show-cause order and acknowledged he did not fully comply when the NCAA questioned him about providing impermissible benefits to recruits and their families Minter received a one-year show cause for communicating with a prospect before June 15 of his sophomore year of high school Both coaches left Michigan after the 2023 season to join Harbaugh’s staff with the Los Angeles Chargers Harbaugh was suspended for three games by the Big Ten in 2023 for violations of the league’s sportsmanship policy related to the sign-stealing allegations school-imposed suspension that season related to a separate NCAA investigation into violations of the COVID-19 dead period Harbaugh’s suspensions applied to games only but the NCAA Division I Council has since approved rules that expanded suspensions to all team activities for the week of the suspension ESPN reported that Moore is not expected to coach in practice during his suspension Moore signed a five-year contract to become Michigan’s head coach last year. That contract protects Moore from being fired for cause for NCAA violations that occurred before it took effect as long as the university had “actual knowledge of the facts or alleged facts that are the basis for the violation prior to the execution of this agreement by all parties.” (Photo: Mike Mulholland / Getty Images for ONIT) Austin Meek covers Michigan football and basketball for The Athletic. He previously covered college sports for The Topeka Capital-Journal and served as sports columnist at The Register-Guard in Eugene, Oregon. Follow Austin on Twitter @byaustinmeek A person with knowledge of the situation but not permitted to speak publicly on the manner confirmed the news Monday to the Free Press ESPN's Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel report the suspensions will take place in Week 3 and Week 4 — home against Central Michigan and on the road at Nebraska — during which time Moore will be held out of any team-related activities THE SEASON: Michigan has the juice in all 3 phrases. Add it up and this is a 2025 CFP team The NCAA could further punish Moore beyond the school-imposed sanction we will not comment on an active NCAA case," program spokesman Dave Ablauf said in a text message to the Free Press Moore was one of seven staffers from Michigan's 2023 national championship team accused last August of violating NCAA rules He was Michigan's offensive coordinator that season and served as gameday head coach for four of the six games coach Jim Harbaugh was suspended for Moore's deleted texts were recovered through a "device imaging" and he "subsequently produced them to enforcement staff," according to the NCAA's Notice of Allegations draft last year “I look forward to them being released” but that he could not comment further on the matter The school still faces a potential Level I violation from the NCAA, per the NOA draft obtained by ESPN last summer, for a pattern of non-compliance, after the draft showed Stalions allegedly was in charge of scouting, “at least 13 future Michigan opponents on at least 58 occasions between 2021 and 2023.” READ MORE: Michigan football's embarrassing past few years continues to inflict pain having been hit both with recruiting penalties and fines In an unrelated move, university president Santa Ono revealed Sunday he will be leaving Michigan to become president at the University of Florida Submit a letter to the editor at freep.com/letters Tony Garcia is the Michigan Wolverines beat writer for the Detroit Free Press. Email him at apgarcia@freepress.com and follow him on X at @RealTonyGarcia Make "Hail Yes!" your go-to Michigan Wolverines podcast, available anywhere you listen to podcasts (Apple, Spotify) Yet they keep having head coaches suspended Funny how the pugnacious stances of the last 18 months have worked out Makes you wonder what was in the NCAA’s response to the Michigan response which marked the final step before a Committee on Infractions hearing that sources tell Sports Illustrated is scheduled for June 6–7 in Indianapolis But even if Michigan is at least partially acquiescing to the COI’s likely insistence that Moore face significant punishment the Wolverines still possess a flippancy that is impossible to ignore The school is suspending him for the third and fourth games of the season Unless suspensions are specifically tied to conference games (this one isn’t) they almost always occur at the beginning of the season Both the Oklahoma and Nebraska games are big deals but ESPN noted in its story that Moore is an Oklahoma alum Apparently that’s supposed to matter in terms of administering a suspension the school can’t derail the nostalgia tour and hurt his feelings by making him miss that game Or could it be that the last thing the Wolverines want to do is play their opening road game of the season with a true freshman quarterback (if Bryce Underwood wins the job) and an interim head coach Moore is making in the neighborhood of $6 million a year and if returning to his alma mater is important to him he could pay his own way during the offseason rather than Michigan manipulating his suspension around that game This seems like one last attempt by the university while retreating from a previously entrenched position The Wolverines seem to remain unserious about the Stalions saga and only grudgingly accept major sanctions also the case when Jim Harbaugh was staring down the barrel of a Big Ten suspension during the 2023 season The former Michigan staffer and a cohort of helpers engaged in impermissible purchasing tickets and recording their signals from the stands while an investigation was launched to determine the extent of Stalions’s covert operations—and which Michigan staffers knew what he was doing The logical suspects were the play-callers: offensive coordinator Moore and defensive coordinator Jesse Minter The Stalions flash fire led to Harbaugh being suspended for three games during the Wolverines’ national championship season But that only came after Michigan dropped a lawsuit against the conference Harbaugh was granted virtual martyr status by the school and its fans during his timeout Harbaugh then beat the NCAA posse out of town returning to the NFL and taking Minter with him as his DC who performed ably as the game-day coach during Harbaugh’s suspension Michigan whistled past the investigative graveyard last year not imposing any sanctions on Moore as he led the Wolverines to an 8–5 record The season started poorly but ended with a flourish: a stunning upset of the eventual national champion Ohio State Buckeyes and a bowl victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide But among the 11 charges in the NCAA’s notice of allegations was this: Moore deleted a string of 52 text messages with Stalions immediately after the signal-stealing scandal blew up Moore explained it away as anger toward Stalions and not an admission of guilt He later produced the texts for the NCAA via device imaging while others pertained to Stalions’s knowledge of opponents’ signals is not an admission that the signals were acquired against NCAA rules.) Before Moore gets his day in NCAA court next month the school has already set its own suspension That wouldn’t happen if Michigan believed it had an airtight defense of its coach especially since those suspensions have additional weight now—coaches not only cannot work on game day they are suspended for the entire week of those games And that self-imposed sanction might not be all that Moore or the school are facing The Committee on Infractions has the latitude to add to it if it chooses—and let’s just say that relations between Michigan and the NCAA have been contentious for years There were penalties and suspensions handed down for a previous investigation when Harbaugh met with recruits during the COVID-19 dead period and then lied about it fought back vigorously during that probe—and that was before Stalions doubled Michigan’s trouble Michigan is answering to six Level I allegations the most serious at NCAA Enforcement’s disposal The NCAA’s “repeat violator” rules could come into play and enhance the sanctions although many people in the college sports space doubt the NCAA’s resolve to administer that penalty in an era when a billion-dollar 12-team College Football Playoff increases championship access geometrically So the stakes remain very high for this meeting in Indy next month But Michigan has already backed down in one key area suspending another head coach after initially standing behind him Everyone in maize and blue who confidently declared that nothing would come of the great Connor Stalions caper now have an interim head coach to cheer for in (at least) two games this season The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Michigan is playing a game of 52 cleanup Via Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel of ESPN.com, the Wolverines are expected to self-impose a two-game suspension on head coach Sherrone Moore for his role in the Connor Stalions sign-stealing controversy The suspension traces to an allegation that Moore deleted a 52-message text thread with Stalions The deletion allegedly happened the same day media reports first emerged suggesting that Stalions had created an elaborate scheme to crack the code on the playcalling signals of future opponents It allows him to coach the games against New Mexico and Oklahoma Moore will be barred from practice and other team-related duties during those two weeks was suspended for the first three games of the 2023 season He was only prevented from coaching on game day; he was able to be involved with the team throughout the weeks preceding the games he missed A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome 1) 0ms;transition:background-color 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;transition:fill 120ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;font-size:inherit;}.css-v4v4rs{-webkit-user-select:none;-moz-user-select:none;-ms-user-select:none;user-select:none;width:1em;height:1em;display:inline-block;fill:currentColor;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;-webkit-transition:fill 120ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;font-size:inherit;}@media (min-width:0px){.css-v4v4rs{display:block;}}@media (min-width:1100px){.css-v4v4rs{display:none;}}.css-mps3fk{-webkit-user-select:none;-moz-user-select:none;-ms-user-select:none;user-select:none;width:1em;height:1em;display:inline-block;fill:currentColor;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;-webkit-transition:fill 120ms cubic-bezier(0.4 The suspension will prevent him from participating in any team-related activities, including practices. What's more, he will also receive recruiting-related penalties on top of the suspension. as Wetzel and Thamel explained the NCAA could still further punish Moore as it continues to investigate the situation ahead of an expected resolution before the start of the upcoming campaign The Week 3 timing of the suspension is notable as Michigan is slated to face Oklahoma in a high-profile nonconference game in Week 2 Moore is no stranger to being suspended because of self-imposed penalties as the Wolverines also suspended him for the 2023 season-opening game against East Carolina when he was still offensive coordinator that ban was for a different NCAA case involving Michigan than the Stalions one that has generated so many headlines over the course of multiple years The Wolverines also suspended then-head coach Jim Harbaugh for the first three games of the 2023 campaign although he was allowed to coach practices in the weeks leading up to multiple games Moore is not allowed to participate in practices either with this latest punishment Wetzel and Thamel reported the latest expected suspension is a result of allegations that then-OC Moore deleted 52 text messages with Stalions during the same October 2023 day that media reports started surfacing regarding the former Michigan staffer's advanced scouting and sign-stealing scheme a draft of the notice of allegations previously revealed Moore is accused of committing a Level 2 violation That notice of allegations draft painted a more concerning picture for the program at large as it cited Michigan for 11 violations in all and six Level 1 violations Level 1 violations are the most serious ones the NCAA deals with and could lead to additional penalties 0-5 against Ohio State and never reached the College Football Playoff during former head coach Harbaugh's tenure prior to the alleged beginning of the scheme in 2021 3-0 against Ohio State and reached the CFP three times from 2021 to 2023 including when it won the national title during the 2023 campaign Murphy and Thamel's report on the notice of allegations revealed Harbaugh and former staff members Chris Partridge Denard Robinson and Stalions were all facing allegations of Level 1 violations the draft said one of the Level 1 violations came because of a "pattern of noncompliance within the football program." Two years after the college football world was turned into a frenzy over the Connor Stalions ‘signgate’ ordeal Michigan is preparing to suspend head coach Sherrone Moore for two games during the 2025 season.  you have decided to get out in front of the upcoming Committee On Infractions hearing by acting as if suspending your head coach for games that don't involve Oklahoma is a harsh penalty.  there's one big problem that comes with letting it be known that you are preparing to punish your head coach for deleting messages pertaining to the investigation around Connor Stalions Why would the NCAA allow a school to dictate their own punishment if you have enough evidence to punish the sitting head coach and continue dragging this along?  there have been behind-the-scenes negotiations going on between both sides there are punishments that both sides aren't willing to budge on which happens during these types of situations Just ask the University of Tennessee.  Jim Harbaugh left everyone at Michigan behind to deal with the mess that turned into one of the wildest stories we've seen in recent college football history.  It's like that scene in the opening of Dark Knight Rises when Bane needs one of his mercenaries to die in the wreckage so that the CIA would have someone to take the fall.  Sherrone Moore will be punished for something that has to do with Michigan football First it was for his involvement in what the NCAA deemed recruiting infractions.  the school is getting ahead of its final meeting with the NCAA and letting it be known that they are going to suspend the head coach for two games this season just when you thought it couldn't get any crazier Michigan is going to allow him to miss the 3rd and 4th games of the season but not punish him by keeping him off the sidelines when the Wolverines travel to Oklahoma and don't forget that the NCAA doesn't have to agree to these terms they infractions committee could hammer Sherrone Moore with a longer suspension for deleting text messages to and from Connor Stalions when the news first broke that Michigan was going to be embroiled in a massive ordeal that centered around its football program.  what you are seeing from the Wolverines athletic department is them trying to control the narrative on how they think this situation should end I'm not on the NCAA's infractions committee if you want to send a message that we will not tolerate any type of ‘cheating’ or skirting of the rules when it comes to an investigation Maybe you don't allow Moore to coach against his lama mater during the second week of the season Maybe you shouldn't float this punishment to gauge the feedback of the infractions' committee by making it look as though you are taking this seriously by handing down a suspension that doesn't go into effect until the third week of the 2025 season.  But what I do know is that we see this type of stuff in college athletics all the time where a school will self-impose penalties on itself in the hope that the NCAA will agree not to drop the heaviest hammer this was a ploy by the school to test the infractions' committee hoping that their ‘proactive thinking’ would be enough to satisfy those who will hand down the penalties.  All Michigan has done is make this look like they aren't taking this seriously I'd be sick of the NCAA by now as well The coach who would seemingly take the fall is never returning to college football so it's up to Sherrone Moore to ultimately bite the entire bullet.  he should not have deleted text messages involving Connor Stalions That was the main reason we are sitting here today talking about an upcoming suspension.  How do you think the Big Ten conference feels about this The Wolverines won't have their head coach for the Nebraska game I wonder what the main storyline will be when the Cornhuskers and Wolverines open Big Ten conference play?  The point is that if the NCAA allows Michigan to dictate when the suspension will happen which is seemingly awarding Sherrone Moore by allowing him to roam the sidelines against his former school I'm sick of hearing about the Connor Stalions ordeal though I don't think the same could be said for Michigan opponents now that we have the Wolverines declaring that they are intending to punish their head coach by having him suspended for the second half of September we've lost the whole purpose of punishing someone to begin with.  allow Michigan to dictate the terms of this mess We all know the enforcement arm of the NCAA is falling off anyways if they actually wanted to send a message to the Wolverines the Committee on Infractions would tell Michigan to kick rocks on the idea that they could manifest its own punishment.  we can finally put this ‘signgate’ saga behind us and wait for ESPN to release a 30-for-30 on everything that transpired at Michigan during the Harbaugh era.  You are agreeing to OutKick's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy DISCLAIMER: This site is 100% for entertainment purposes 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Gambling related content is not intended for anyone under the age of 21. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER Wide receiver Elijah Moore officially signed with the Bills on Monday and then met with the media to discuss why he decided to come to Buffalo The list of reasons started with the player who will be charged with getting him the ball this fall. Moore said quarterback Josh Allen’s presence made it “very, very easy” to decide on the Bills as his next team Moore also cited his fit with the offense when discussing what appealed to him about the Bills Moore said he was looking for a club where his “talent isn’t really there” and that he found it with the Bills “As far as what I bring, it’s kinda not like similar to the other guys in the room,” Moore said Moore’s addition came after General Manager Brandon Beane pushed back at criticism for not making a bigger move for a receiver during this year’s draft The veteran might not be as splashy a name as some would have hoped but the Bills offense hit high levels without them last year and Allen remains reason enough to believe that they’ll be there with Moore as well Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here The win has come with a lot of off-field investigations with massive coaching turnover and multiple scandals coming out of Ann Arbor Here's a roundup of all the ongoing scandals suspensions and trouble from Michigan's 2023 national championship-winning season: The school was stamped with Level II violations while coach Jim Harbaugh was hit with a more serious Level I violation for not cooperating with investigators Harbaugh was given a one-year NCAA suspension and a four-year show-cause order from Aug The punishment means if Harbaugh were to be hired by any NCAA school within that window he would have to serve a one-year suspension before being able to work Harbaugh served a three-game suspension imposed by the school at the beginning of the 2023 season as a result of the recruiting violations Two former Michigan assistant coaches recently settled with the NCAA as a result of the recruiting scandal Former Michigan defensive coordinator Jesse Minter now the defensive coordinator for the Chargers under Harbaugh former defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale who is also working on Harbaugh's staff with the Chargers received a two-year show-cause order and must serve a half-year suspension if an NCAA institution hires him this is the less controversial of the two big scandals from 2023 with ongoing repercussions for the program On Oct. 19, 2023, it was reported Michigan was under investigation for alleged sign-stealing The investigations revolved around staffer Connor Stalions, who was accused of attending games featuring Michigan's future opponents and filming the sidelines to steal signs Michigan announced Stalions resigned Nov Earlier in the season on Nov. 17, the program fired linebackers coach Chris Partridge for his part in the sign-stealing fiasco Partridge was alleged to have destroyed evidence in connection with the scandal And on Monday, May 5, the Free Press confirmed the university will suspend Moore for two games in the 2025 season for his part in the scandal Moore is accused of deleting 52 text messages with Stalions around the time of the initial investigation Moore is expected to serve the suspension during the the team's third and fourth games of the season against Central Michigan and Nebraska On Jan. 20, 2023, Michigan fired co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss for "computer access crimes" that have turned into a full-blown FBI investigation and class-action lawsuit The lawsuit includes 42 female student athletes who have accused Weiss of illegally accessing and downloading photos and other personal data from the athletes. Weiss is also facing a criminal case stemming from the same accusations The lawsuit lists the university and its board of regents as defendants along with Weiss as the plaintiffs accuse them of not doing enough to protect the student athletes' data and for negligence in their hiring of Weiss THE STORY: Feds indict ex-Michigan coach Matt Weiss: He hacked computers to spy on women On May 20, 2023, Glenn "Shemy" Schembechler, son of legendary Michigan coach Bo Schembechler, resigned three days after being hired as an assistant director of recruiting Schembechler was found to have "liked" racist posts on public social media accounts On March 16, 2024, defensive line coach Greg Scruggs was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and resigned five days later On April 15, 2024, former star quarterback and then-recruiting staffer Denard Robinson was suspended after crashing a car at 3 a.m. in Ann Arbor while intoxicated With the Weiss trials and Stalions investigation still ongoing this may not be the last of the Wolverines' problems from the past few years Stay connected and stay informed. Become a Detroit Free Press subscriber The productive relationship between the Provost’s Office and shared governance was at the heart of Provost Russ Moore’s final address to the Boulder Faculty Assembly (BFA) during its last meeting of the academic year While the partners in that relationship may not always see eye-to-eye “I think it’s really important that we can continue to talk.” Provost Russ Moore addresses the assembly on May 1 Moore reminisced about the role the BFA has played over the years in protecting CU Boulder’s curricula and academic freedom on campus “I think we have a very comprehensive and robust academic freedom statement that is now firmly codified in regent law and policy and it was the Boulder Faculty Assembly that had a significant fingerprint on that,” Moore commented Moore mentioned the work BFA did on Academic Futures and getting every school or college involved in the shared governance process and the roles that working together and arguing played in delivering the campus to its present moment but we just need to be able to have a conversation many accomplishments that I haven’t articulated here that have come about from this relationship please give that person the grace that you’ve given me and let’s try to keep this relationship alive,” Moore said The BFA voted unanimously to suspend the 30-day requirement in the bylaws to vote on a resolution endorsing three CU statements related to federal impacts on higher education faculty representatives volunteered to work over the summer to form a faculty coalition of higher education institutions to allow for a more unified response from faculty senates across the country This past year saw a great number of accomplishments related to student success, many of which were thanks to the Buff Undergraduate Success (BUS) effort started in October 2021 and updated in January 2024 procedures and actions to improve and support the experiences of CU Boulder’s undergraduate students These efforts are measured for their effectiveness in promoting academic success and retention year over year allowing the team to make improvements or enhancements “We’ve had really good improvement lately in student retention about mostly first-year student retentions so students that come as brand new students in the fall but I’ll preface this by saying that we’re seeing improvements for all cohorts we’re also seeing improvement,” said Katherine Eggert vice chancellor and senior vice provost for academic planning and assessment interim dean and vice provost of undergraduate education “This is the big message of the day: Thank you,” Eggert said and you as individual faculty and all of your colleagues have been wonderful in supporting course alerts early grading and all of the work through the Center for Teaching and Learning surrounding teaching and learning better on this campus.” “The academic future of our students is in the faculty’s hands,” Eggert added “It's been wonderful to have this support across campus and be thinking together about our undergraduates.” Learn more about the BFA and previous actions on the BFA website Subscribe to CU Boulder Today Sign up for Alerts Administrative eMemos Buff Bulletin Board Events Calendar Submit a Story  Editorial Guidelines Email your feedback for CU Boulder Today.CU Boulder Today is created by Strategic Relations and Communications University of Colorado Boulder Privacy • Legal & Trademarks • Campus Map University of Colorado Boulder Notably, Michigan is not suspending Moore for the first two games, which allows him to coach against his alma mater, Oklahoma Moore will be excluded from any team activities during the weeks he is suspended Michigan will also likely hit Moore with recruiting-related punishments ESPN says Moore's suspension is tied back to him allegedly deleting a thread of 52 text messages with Stalions The NCAA is still investigating the purported sign-stealing scheme and has already delivered Michigan a notice of allegations Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel recently said he has not had any conversations with the NCAA about a potential postseason ban "What I can point to is that Charlie Baker, when we won the championship, said they won it fair and square," Manuel told 247Sports "That's something I can say that gives me some sense that they understand that this was a team who won that championship fair and square In its January response to the NCAA's notice of allegations, Michigan accused the NCAA of "grossly overreaching" and "wildly overcharging" the university despite a lack of evidence, according to documents obtained by Yahoo Sports The school contends that out of 52 games involving Michigan opponents that Stalions allegedly scouted Eight others were attended by then-Michigan staff members while others were attended by friends and family The university alleges much of Stalions' sign-stealing operation was achieved through legal avenues and not in a way that would provide an unfair advantage who enters his second season as head coach went 8-5 in 2024 — winning the final two games as double-digit underdogs including a shocker at eventual national champion Ohio State 2023 when the Big Ten launched its investigation into the scandal Stalions apparently constructed a ring of associates that would attend games featuring potential Michigan opponents with the purpose of electronically recording their sidelines and gathering the signs and signals that said teams would use to call plays Stalions allegedly purchased tickets in his own name for more than 30 games involving 11 different Big Ten schools over a period of three years Records show Stalions bought tickets to the 2021 and 2022 SEC Championship Games through a secondary market An anonymous Division III coach also told investigators that Stalions hired him to spy on future Big Ten opponents Central Michigan got embroiled in the scandal when a photo that appeared to feature Stalions on Central Michigan's sideline for its Sept Stallions told NCAA investigators that he "did not recall" attending any specific games but Central Michigan quarterbacks coach Jake Kostner — who was a student assistant under Harbaugh at Michigan from 2015-18 — resigned amid the NCAA's investigation Stalions resigned in Nov. 2023. Former Michigan linebackers coach Chris Partridge was also relieved of his position in Nov. 2023 after he reportedly destroyed evidence though he denied knowledge of the sign-stealing scandal Michigan enters the 2025 season with significant question marks after losing seven players to the NFL Draft But the Wolverines did add a few intriguing pieces to offset the attrition Michigan worked hard to upgrade its quarterback situation after a lackluster 2024 The Wolverines went all in on landing Bryce Underwood 1 prospect nationally in the class of 2025 He comes to Ann Arbor with a college-ready frame and a livewire arm Michigan also landed former Fresno State and UCF starter Mikey Keene through the transfer portal veteran option to lean on if Underwood needs more time Moore and the coaching staff bolstered Michigan's skill positions through the portal The Wolverines added some much-needed help at wide receiver in Donaven McCulley who had 834 yards and eight touchdowns in three seasons at Indiana who led UMass in 2023 with 801 yards and three touchdowns Despite some significant departures along the defensive line Michigan does return a battle-tested defense particularly in the secondary with veteran players like Rod Moore who it can continue to lean on during its rigorous Big Ten schedule The team at The Michigan Insider is providing on-the-ground updates on every development in camp The unrivaled insider team has the latest Michigan practice news and the inside scoop on everything going on in the Michigan football program  Sign up for a VIP membership now and join the conversation today By Madison RemreyPublished: May 2025 at 1:36 PM CDT|Updated: 17 hours agoEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInBASTROP (KNOE) - Newly-elected Bastrop Mayor Mark Moore is addressing the community two days after his win against incumbent Betty Alford-Olive the Bills added a free agent wide receiver Buffalo signed free agent WR Elijah Moore to a one-year contract Monday Bills GM Brandon Beane confirmed on ‘One Bills Live’ that Moore and his wife made a free agent visit to One Bills Drive Moore posted a tweet last Wednesday indicating he had reached agreement on a contract with Buffalo Moore and the Bills made things official Monday Back in that red and blue 😍🫡Time to go be GREAT The Ole Miss product is a former second-round pick of the New York Jets in the 2021 NFL draft he was traded to the Cleveland Browns at Moore's request along with a third-round pick Moore despite playing in an offense that has had a revolving door situation at quarterback in Cleveland posted a single-season career high 61 receptions for 538 yards and a touchdown The most important thing Moore brings to Buffalo's receiving corps is speed 180-pound receiver is a consistent separator and offers yards after catch ability Moore's addition gives Buffalo 10 receivers on the roster not counting the anticipated undrafted rookie additions when contracts are signed Making things official‼️https://t.co/dzFo4iXlBn | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/Rj2cRdEy3K played the first seven seasons of his career in Buffalo  This Free Agency Tracker is your home for all Buffalo Bills transactions The extension comes after Benford finished one of his most productive NFL seasons to date was a former sixth round pick for the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2023 draft returns to the team that he was drafted to as a former seventh round pick in the 2020 draft 310-pounds and was a third-round pick out of Illinois in 2021 Shenault had the 10th most return yards in the NFL last season with 459 yards one touchdown and an average of 28.7 yards per return he totaled 1.5 sacks and 41 total tackles along with 7 QB hits Hoecht posted 3.0 sacks and 56 total tackles Palmer is known for being a field stretcher who can beat man coverage he's averaged more than 15 yards per catch The anticipated suspension of Moore, which is self-imposed by the university, is related to the Connor Stalions advanced scouting saga in which the former staffer illegally recorded opponent signals Moore's suspension will not be two games to begin the season The Wolverines open at home against New Mexico before traveling to Oklahoma in Week 2 to take on Moore's alma mater - the Sooners Instead of skipping the opener and the high-profile matchup against OU Moore will instead sit out Week 3 against Central Michigan and Week 4 against Nebraska Moore was Michigan's offensive coordinator in 2023 when Stalions was caught videorecording opposing teams' signals Moore deleted a thread of 52 text messages with Stalions which were uncovered as part of the investigation into the scheme Newly signed Bills WR Elijah Moore joined One Bills Live after joining Buffalo on a one-year deal and talked about his first impressions and his relationships with new teammates Joshua Palmer and Dawson Knox and his mindset as a receiver heading into his fifth NFL season CLEVELAND – Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael C O’Malley announced that a Cuyahoga County grand jury has returned an indictment charging Gregory Moore in the 2013 downtown Cleveland homicide of Aliza Sherman “The Sherman family has waited over a decade for answers regarding their mother’s homicide Through the tenacious work of multiple law enforcement agencies evidence was accumulated that paints the unmistakable picture that Gregory Moore orchestrated and participated in the brutal murder of Aliza Sherman.” “Since receiving the request in June of 2021 to lead the Aliza Sherman cold case investigation BCI’s agents have spent thousands of hours applying advanced technology and implementing investigative techniques to help solve this homicide and confidence in our investigation that led to today’s indictment and arrest.” “The successful conclusion of this case highlights the coordinated efforts between the FBI and the Cuyahoga County Prosecutors Office and serves as an important reminder of our commitment to the relentless pursuit of justice for victims and their families.” Cleveland Office of the FBI Special Agent in Charge Gregory Nelsen Aliza Sherman arrived for a meeting with her divorce attorney at 55 Erieview Plaza in downtown Cleveland While waiting outside the Stafford Law Company office building A good Samaritan found her lying on the sidewalk and also called the police She was transported to a nearby hospital and pronounced deceased The investigation was conducted by the Ohio Attorney General’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Cleveland Division of Police with assistance from the Cleveland Office of the FBI and the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Department Gregory Moore was indicted on the following charges: He will be arraigned at the Cuyahoga County Justice Center at a later date I would like to receive emails from Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office it was their need at the wide receiver position After doing a poor job of addressing their need in free agency the Chargers added Tre Harris in the second round of the 2025 NFL draft the Bears sprung for a wide receiver even earlier taking Luther Burden 16 spots before the Chargers selected Harris The Burden selection has created a discussion among Bears fans and media, as Burden is a very similar type of receiver to star D.J. Moore, which has led some to believe Moore may not be long for Chicago Moore struggled mightily to connect with Caleb Williams in 2024 Last Word on Sports' Anthony Palacios has taken this discussion and run with it. He suggested three possible landing spots for Moore if he's dealt and the Chargers were one of them "This would be the perfect situation for Moore since the Los Angeles Chargers have a bright young offense," Palacios writes the team still has one of the worst pass-catching units in the league Many should expect Quentin Johnston to lose his job this upcoming season after back-to-back years of inconsistency 2024 draft pick Ladd McConkey is still the only reliable one who is becoming quarterback Justin Herbert’s favorite weapon." Moore has proven himself to be a reliable weapon with four years of 1,100 receiving yards or more but he was also catching passes from a rookie quarterback and Chicago's offense was just a mess Moore would immediately have the best quarterback he's ever played with in Justin Herbert which could lead to career-best production he the versatile Moore is exactly the kind of established wideout Los Angeles needs The problem is that the Bears are dangerously thin at the position if they deal Moore as there isn't much in Chicago in terms of depth perhaps the Chargers can offer Quentin Johnston as a piece in a package that would also include a draft pick he'd be expendable if Moore was acquired While the Chargers would probably leap at the chance to make this trade the Bears aren't likely to be as enthusiastic we suspect the Bears will give the Moore-Williams pairing another season and then revisit the situation in 2026 — Enjoy free coverage of the Chargers from Los Angeles Chargers on SI — Chargers reveal they almost traded up during 2025 NFL Draft List of past SEC DPOTY is great sign for Chargers rookie Jim Harbaugh's latest Justin Herbert quote has arrived and it's outrageous Analyst tabs Day 2 selection as Chargers best-value pick in 2025 NFL draft Chargers expect sophomore leap from underrated name after he packs on 20-plus pounds \"GMFB\" ranks the NFC North entering 2025 NFL.com keeps you up to date with all of the latest league news from around the NFL. Visit NFL.com's transaction hub for a daily breakdown NFL.com keeps you up to date with all of the latest league news from around the NFL Visit NFL.com's transaction hub for a daily breakdown NFL.com keeps you up to date with all of the latest league news from arund the NFL Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will serve a self-imposed two-game suspension by the university next season, as part of the advanced sign-stealing scandal from 2023, according to ESPN. before traveling for one of the top nonconference matchups of 2025 when they face Oklahoma on the road in Week 2 The second-year head coach will also receive additional recruiting penalties The NCAA could still issue more punishments and a final resolution of the matter is expected before the end of the season REQUIRED READING: Texas leads college football NCAA Re-Rank 1-136 after spring practice Moore was the offensive coordinator at Michigan under then-head coach Jim Harbaugh in 2023 when allegations of illegal scouting led by Connor Stalions arose who's no longer with the program and then served in a support staff role received video from friends and family of opponents' signs during games Moore allegedly deleted 52 text messages with Stalions at the time of the uncovering which notes his tie to the sign-stealing scandal In a 2024 Notice of Allegations from the NCAA six of those being the highest levied by the NCAA at Level 1 ESPN reported the texts were discovered from "device imaging" and Moore subsequently "produced them to enforcement staff." He is accused of a Level 2 violation Harbaugh served a three-game suspension in 2023 the year Michigan won the national championship He was able to coach in practice before the games Moore served a one-game suspension as part of separate NCAA violations in Michigan's 2023 season opener against East Carolina He also served as interim head coach in 2023 during Harbaugh's suspension leading the Wolverines to wins over Penn State Moore will still have the chance to coach against his alma mater With the self-imposed suspension of Michigan Football head coach Sherrone Moore which coaches will step up to take over the program during his two-game absence As the dust starts to settle surrounding the self-imposed suspension of head coach Sherrone Moore, many questions start to form over what the Michigan Wolverines will look like in his absence which coaches will step up to take over the program Moore cannot attend practice during those two weeks so it is not just finding a figurehead to call timeouts and throw the challenge flag — it’s finding a leader of men Here are three candidates to replace Moore during his suspension Michigan wanted to reinvigorate the offense after ranking as the 130th passing offense in the FBS last season (out of 133) averaging 8.38 yards per completion and throwing 13 interceptions As the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach with the Tar Heels for two seasons created installs for the offense and was tremendously impactful in quarterback Drake Maye and running back Omarion Hampton’s development into first-round talents With the expectation of already calling plays on offense even with Moore on the field Lindsey should be the first candidate to replace Moore as the interim head coach While Lindsey could be the hot new candidate the Wolverines are fortunate to have an NFL-lifer on their staff in Wink Martindale Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders defensive coordinator has a plethora of experience coaching athletes of all ages and talent levels If Moore wants someone who will not make mistakes and go into these two games with an air-tight plan of action While Martindale has never been the head coach of a team he has spent his entire career surrounded by coaching legends and there is no doubt he would be more than serviceable in Moore’s absence What may give Moore pause about Martindale is not a negative Martindale has shown he works best when he only focuses on the defense and giving him head coaching responsibilities could alter Michigan’s successful method to its madness do not be surprised if Lou Esposito earns the job most recently overseeing the defense and the defensive line at Western Michigan for seven seasons (2017-23) Esposito could make sense for a few reasons He brings an intensity and charisma that many players like His command of a room is incredibly noticeable and it could bode well if he stepped into the interim role Martindale works the best when he stays within his defined role turning to Esposito would allow the coordinators to stay within their lane and give a position coach the opportunity to lead everyone in a holistic fashion I believe that Lindsey will be the interim head coach Between Harbaugh choosing Moore when he was in this position and the continuity that will remain on the offensive and defensive side of the ball with Lindsey and Martindale calling plays Lindsey being the choice should give Michigan the best chance of succeeding in its two matchups without their head coach Don’t rule out another dark horse candidate like Biff Poggi or Moore picking a different interim head coach for each of the two games JavaScript is required to use content on this page The report says Moore will miss the third and fourth games of the season against Central Michigan and Nebraska as part of the self-imposed suspension Michigan opens the season against New Mexico and then hits the road to play Oklahoma This suspension is linked to the ongoing investigation into illegal advanced scouting by Connor Stalions a former staffer who resigned midway through 2024 During his suspension, Moore won’t be able to participate in any team-related activities. He is also expected to get recruiting-related penalties, Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel say in the report. Moore was the offensive coordinator when Stalions got accused of advanced scouting in 2023. The Wolverines went 15-0 and won the national championship, but the investigation into this case has continued by the NCAA. Stalions is accused of sending people to games involving future Michigan opponents and having them send him cellphone video of the sideline signals. Copyright 2025 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. Derick is the Digital Executive Producer for ClickOnDetroit and has been with Local 4 News since April 2013. Derick specializes in breaking news, crime and local sports. 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contributors Multiple reports indicate Michigan is expected to suspend head coach Sherrone Moore for two games this fall as part of self-imposed sanctions by the university Those sanctions come as part of investigations into the Connor Stalions scouting scandal from 2023 that saw the Wolverines win the College Football Playoff national championship Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh watches from the sideline beside off-field analyst Connor Stalions / Adam Cairns / USA TODAY NETWORKThe suspension is not for the first two games of the season but rather the third and fourth games of the year That means Moore would miss a home game with Central Michigan and a road trip to Nebraska The NCAA can still place additional penalties on Moore and Michigan was the offensive coordinator for the 2023 season That's when former staffer Stalions was first accused of operating an advanced scouting operation that included using family and friends at games videotaping opposing sidelines Stalions then allegedly used that film to decipher playcalling signals and give Michigan an unfair advantage in their own games Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore exits the field after the Wolverines' win over Alabama in the 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl / Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn ImagesThat potential advantage was mitigated across the country in 2024 with the allowance of coach-to-helmet communication The NCAA cited Michigan for 11 violations in August 2024 The two parties have been working toward a resolution goes back to allegations that he deleted a thread of 52 text messages with Stallions Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore looks on during the Wolverines' game at Ohio State last season / Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn ImagesNebraska and Michigan are set to play Sept the Big Red will have a neutral-site game with Cincinnati in Kansas City and a pair of home contests against Akron and Houston Christian Stay up to date on all things Huskers by bookmarking Nebraska Cornhuskers On SI, subscribing to HuskerMax on YouTube, and visiting HuskerMax.com daily Michigan’s self-imposed ban on head coach Sherrone Moore doesn’t necessarily mean the NCAA won’t hand down additional punishment(s) Here are 3 thoughts on the self-imposed suspension: The Michigan Wolverines have handed down a self-imposed ban to head coach Sherrone Moore for the upcoming 2025 season related to the Connor Stalions advanced scouting scandal Moore will be suspended for the Week 3 home game against Central Michigan Here are a few thoughts on this breaking news it’s fair to assume the NCAA will eventually assign additional punishments to Moore Despite Jim Harbaugh serving a self-imposed three-game suspension at the start of the 2023 season due to impermissible contact with recruits/players during the pandemic the NCAA still handed down a four-year show cause which essentially banned Harbaugh from being a college coach until 2028 Will the NCAA see this self-imposed ban and give some grace to Moore it isn’t likely considering A) This is Moore’s “second offense” after also being involved in the previous NCAA case and B) The NCAA continuously makes bad decisions and is one of the most corrupt organizations in all of sports Moore’s involvement in this case has to do with him deleting 52 text messages with Stalions texts he deleted on the day the news broke in 2023 the texts were later recovered and showed zero evidence he was aware of what Stalions was doing The fact Moore is even deemed “involved” in this case is ridiculous When Harbaugh was suspended by the university in 2023 he wasn’t able to coach on the sidelines on Saturdays but he was able to coach during the week and prepare the team for his absence Moore’s suspension, according to the original ESPN report The suspensions will be for Michigan’s third and fourth-week opponents — Central Michigan and Nebraska — and will include being barred from any team-related duties during those weeks .. A key difference in this penalty and the three-game suspension served by Jim Harbaugh at the start of the 2023 season is that Moore will not be able to coach practice in the game weeks of the Central Michigan and Nebraska game Harbaugh missed those three games to start the 2023 season but was essentially with the team at all times outside game days It’s really unfortunate Moore won’t be with the team at all during that two-week span Whether that makes a difference in the games is obviously to be determined it could put a damper on the overall team morale not having their head coach present for 14 straight days The silver lining — if any — here is Moore will be available to coach against his alma mater That will be one of the most anticipated games of the season for Michigan and even more so for Moore considering he was an offensive lineman in Norman from 2006-07 Missing the game at Nebraska could be detrimental (if Nebraska actually shows up this year) But missing the Oklahoma game was clearly a non-negotiable for Moore Him still being able to go to Norman this fall is great for him and for the team as it hopes to make an early-season statement Michigan head football coach Sherrone Moore is expected to be suspended for two games of the 2025 season as part of the self-imposed penalty by the school that is tied to the scouting scandal involving former assistant Connor Stalions.  This all stems from Michigan being served a notice of allegations for the whole ordeal that also saw Jim Harbaugh suspended multiple times during the 2023 season for his role in the Stalions saga, which was the talk of college football during the Wolverines national championship run.  In the notice of allegations against Michigan which are considered to be the most serious his suspension is tied to the then assistant coach deleting a thread of 52 text messages in which he was communicating with Connor Stalions.  When news broke that there was an investigation into Stalions in October 2023 Moore allegedly deleted the messages in an attempt to hide any type of communications with the ‘ringleader’ of the advanced scouting scandal the messages were discovered when "device imaging" was used to find the deleted messages.  The first time Sherrone Moore was suspended came during the 2023 season-opener against East Carolina which was part of a recruiting investigation that the NCAA was conducting on the Michigan coaching staff.  OHIO - NOVEMBER 30: Head Coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan Wolverines speaks to media during the post game press conference after a college football game against the Ohio State Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium on November 30 The Michigan Wolverines won the game 13-10 Moore is expected to be suspended for two games of the 2025 season but there is a kicker to this whole situation The Wolverines head coach will not be suspended for the opening games of the season Why would Michigan try to negotiate the dates for when its head coach would be suspended?  the Wolverines will play Central Michigan and then Oklahoma during a two-game stretch in September of this upcoming season It seems as though Michigan has negotiated enough with the NCAA that it will allow Sherrone Moore to coach against the Sooners where he played offensive guard during the 2006 and 2007 seasons while also graduating from the school.  This means that the head coach will not be on the sidelines for the Central Michigan One of the biggest differences between Jim Harbaugh and Sherrone Moore's suspensions is that the head coach will not be allowed to be involved in practices during those two weeks when the Wolverines are preparing for Central Michigan and Nebraska.  not only has the NCAA continued to put Michigan's head on a swivel for this entire ordeal involving Connor Stalions but they are allowing Sherrone Moore to coach in what would be Michigan's biggest non-conference game up to that point in the season.  IF the NCAA was actually trying to send some type of message they would not have allowed Michigan to dictate the terms by allowing them to coordinate when Sherrone Moore would serve his suspension.  All of this still needs to be officially approved by the NCAA's committee on Infractions which is scheduled to take place in June.  Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCLEVELAND Ohio (WOIO) - Former divorce attorney Gregory J Moore was secretly indicted on Friday for the stabbing and murder of Aliza Sherman in 2013 19 News dug into Moore’s track record as an attorney and his criminal history was issued is license to practice law in 2003 according to the Supreme Court of Ohio’s records Moore went to law school at Cleveland State University Moore practiced law at the Stafford Law Company in Cleveland Records are not clear on when Moore started and ended practicing law at the company but he at least worked for them from 2011 to 2014 Moore’s license to practice law was suspended in 2017 as he was facing felony charges Moore resigned his legal license in 2018 pending discipline for his crimes Moore has a criminal history dating back to 1998 The offenses started with traffic offenses in the 90s and early 2000s according to Cleveland Municipal Court records when Moore was first charged with three counts of inducing panic Those charges are connected to the bomb threats Moore would call into court to avoid court appearances were aware of the bomb threats as of May 24 Moore eventually pleaded down to charges of two counts of felony inducing panic and one count of falsification in May of 2017 The falsification count comes from lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation about his whereabouts during the murder of Aliza Sherman Moore served six months in jail for the charges MORE: Who was Aliza Sherman? Victim stabbed to death in downtown Cleveland; Divorce attorney charged Moore was secretly indicted for the murder of Aliza Sherman on Friday MORE: Indictment: Aliza Sherman’s Cleveland divorce attorney indicted for her kidnapping, murder Texas on Friday afternoon after the indictment was filed Ohio’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) raided Moore’s home on the 500 block of McPherson Circle in Sagamore Hills 19 News crews on scene watched as officials went in and out of the home all Friday afternoon Showers this evening then scattered thunderstorms developing overnight Challenger Heron Thomas upset six-term Lee College regent Susan Moore-Fontenot to gain one of three regents’ seats on the May 3 ballot Thomas picked up 957 of the 1,881 votes cast (50.9%) while Moore-Fontenot received 924 votes (49.1%) in the Position 5 race Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Dave Rogers is managing editor of The Baytown Sun Email notifications are only sent once a day Would you like to receive our daily headlines? Signup today Receive email alerts anytime there is breaking news or a severe weather alert Get the latest local and national sports headlines delivered to your inbox every morning Would you like to receive our Police Reports? Signup today there are no recent results for popular videos Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Ohio (WOIO) - Gregory Moore was secretly indicted on Friday for the murder and kidnapping of Aliza Sherman Moore was indicted on charges of aggravated murder MORE: Who is Gregory Moore? Former divorce attorney charged for murder of Aliza Sherman in downtown Cleveland Aliza Sherman was violently stabbed outside of her divorce attorney MORE: Who was Aliza Sherman? Victim stabbed to death in downtown Cleveland; Divorce attorney charged Sherman arrived for a meeting with Moore outside his office at 55 Erieview Plaza in downtown Cleveland for her upcoming divorce trial Sherman was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead the scheme to kidnap Sherman began on January 3 The scheme began because the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office was looking into Moore’s cell phone usage in 2012 when bomb threats were called into courthouses where Moore was supposed to be in trial The indictment said Moore exhibited a pattern of delaying court appearances scheduled with bomb threats The indictment said Moore purchased a new cell phone when he learned of the new investigation The indictment said prosecutors believe Moore planned the kidnapping of Sherman to delay her divorce trial though the it is unclear why Moore wanted to delay the trial and why she was ultimately stabbed to death Moore and Sherman texted back and forth setting up their meeting outside Moore’s office “If u are here why don’t you let me in?” one text from Sherman to Moore said The indictment said Moore was not inside Sherman Law office at the time of the text messages the indictment said either Moore or an “unknown co-conspirator” approached Sherman from E and chased her from 55 Erieview to 75 Erieview Moore or his co-conspirator then stabbed Sherman over 10 times The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Cleveland Police conducted the investigation BCI’s agents have spent thousands of hours applying advanced technology and implementing investigative techniques to help solve this homicide,” Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said and confidence in our investigation that led to today’s indictment and arrest.” Moore previously spent six 6-months in jail for lying to detectives about being inside his office building at the time of the murder He sent Aliza text messages before and after her death released a statement to 19 News after the arrest: I am overwhelmed with relief that we are finally getting justice for Aliza in her unsolved murder I’ve always felt that Gregory Moore was involved with Aliza’s murder 19 News has reached out to Jennifer Sherman If you have any information that could help solve this case contact the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 330-659-4107 The Buffalo Bills are signing veteran wide receiver Elijah Moore to a one-year deal worth up to $5 million a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Wednesday Moore, 25, caught a career-high 61 passes for 538 yards and one touchdown last season for the Cleveland Browns The Bills also picked Kaden Prather out of Maryland in the seventh round Saturday their only selection at wide receiver in the draft Moore visited the Bills on Monday, the same day general manager Brandon Beane shared his frustration on WGR550 concerning the response to the team not taking a wide receiver higher in the draft "[Moore's] a guy we've spoken to a few times leading up to the draft just like we did several other positions," Beane said during the appearance If we took a guy in the first or second round we picked up those conversations over the weekend." Moore received the unrestricted free agent tender from Cleveland on Tuesday meaning he will count against the compensatory pick formula for the 2026 NFL draft If he didn't sign with another team before July 22 the Browns would have held his exclusive negotiating rights Moore joined the Browns in March 2023 after they traded a second-round pick to the New York Jets who sent the receiver and a third-round pick to Cleveland Moore caught 120 passes for 1,178 yards and three touchdowns Moore has caught 200 passes for 2,162 yards and nine touchdowns ESPN's Alaina Getzenberg and Daniel Oyefusi contributed to this report It was an odd thing considering he’d coach the first two games of 2025. With this punishment, Moore could coach against his alma mater Oklahoma in game two, but not be involved in any team activities for the following two games. As of now, Moore will not coach those games that were previously mentioned. It is all in relation to the sign-stealing scandal involving Connor Stalions. Right now, Wetzel seemed a little skeptical if the NCAA would accept the punishment. “Not the first two games of the season. It’ll be games three and four, because — well, we don’t know, but we can speculate this: Sherrone Moore went to Oklahoma,” Wetzel said on The Paul Finebaum Show. “He was an offensive lineman at Oklahoma. And the second game is Michigan at Oklahoma, and this would allow him to coach against his alma mater and then serve a two-game suspension. So we’ll see if the NCAA accepts that.” Top 101Shane BeamerPuts NCAA on blast Hot3Trump By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein Back in January Michigan reportedly planned to fight the allegations in the Stalions sign-stealing scandal According to the 137-page document obtained by Yahoo Sports Michigan pushed back on many of the allegations The school also accused the NCAA of “grossly overreaching” and “wildly overcharging” the program with a lack of credible evidence about the alleged sign-stealing scheme run by Stalions The person who tipped off the NCAA to the situation came from UM’s campus and Hot3Trump, Saban blastedNIL order ripped On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media Michigan head football coach Sherrone Moore is expected to be suspended for two games early in the 2025 season as part of self-imposed sanctions in the wake of the sign-stealing scandal that marred the Wolverines' run to the national championship in the 2023 season A source close to the situation confirmed the planned sanctions but told The Detroit News it has not been "finalized." The source spoke to The News anonymously because the university hasn't made an official announcement ESPN first reported on the sanctions Monday morning Moore is expected to miss Week 3 and 4 games against Central Michigan and at Nebraska was Michigan's offensive coordinator in 2023 when the scope of low-rung staffer Connor Stalions' alleged sign-stealing scheme came to light Stalions was alleged to have sent a network of people to stadiums across the country to record future opponents' sidelines from the stands for allegedly deleting text messages with Stalions The NCAA investigation into a sign-stealing scandal led to the allegation that Moore deleted 52 messages with Stalions The deletion occurred around the time media reports revealed Stalions' involvement in the scheme The Big Ten suspended then-head coach Jim Harbaugh for the final three games of the 2023 regular season when Moore filled in as interim head coach including for wins over Penn State and Ohio State The NCAA has been investigating the Stalions' scandal since Stalions resigned in November 2023 Harbaugh left Michigan after the 2023 season to become head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers and athletic director Warde Manuel promoted Moore to the head coach's seat and alleged lying to NCAA investigators about them The NCAA accepted Michigan's self-imposed sanctions in 2023; it remains to be seen if it will in 2025 The NCAA Committee on Infractions has levied penalties against two former Michigan assistant coaches in separate resolutions Last week former defensive coordinator Jesse Minter was given one-year show cause and former defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale was given a two-year show cause Both are now coaches under Harbaugh with the Chargers The recruiting violations by Minter and Clinkscale were part of the NCAA’s Notice of Allegations delivered to Michigan regarding its investigation into a sign-stealing scheme There has been no resolution to the larger portion of the NCAA’s investigation and Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel said that could come in late summer Moore was suspended the season opener in 2023 as part of a negotiated resolution for another recruiting-related NCAA investigation Warning: This essay contains spoilers for the film Sinners and then again by Mark Murphy for 1963's That's How I Love the Blues! its lyrics seem to lean into anti-secular reprimand: "You were born in a dive / And weaned on misery / Then you put down some jive / And crashed society," the performer exclaims the godless music of boozing and fornication and infidelity It has made people grieve since Adam and Eve the voice betrays the lyrics: The performances are always a bit cheeky It's the way they tug on the words pleasure and pain in its paternalistic relationship with sin may by extension be something the culture can't live without Writer and director Ryan Coogler's new period drama Sinners is a blues movie that understands this inherently While operating on many levels — as a reimagining of the Southern Gothic vampire story à la Anne Rice's novel Interview with the Vampire or the HBO series True Blood and as a send-up of the horror genre that conceptualizes the terrors of the Jim Crow South's social construction as a figurative sundown town — the film revolves primarily around ideas of Black spirituality and the music's place in the Mississippi Delta community's evaluations of righteousness and iniquity There are references to Black Christianity and Hoodoo and music functions as a turn toward both salvation and damnation The agnostic but faith-appreciating narrative plays into this duality from its opening seconds: "There are legends of people born with the gift of making music so true it can pierce the veil between life and death conjuring spirits from the past and the future," a voice-over explains "This gift can bring healing to their communities Sinners stars Michael B. Jordan as the twins Smoke and Stack intent on opening a juke joint after working for (and ripping off) Al Capone's Chicago Outfit a pastor's son known as Preacher Boy (played by newcomer Miles Caton) is an aspiring musician; his father warns that the blues is supernatural but the boy is set on leaving town and pursuing a career as a singer and guitarist The would-be bluesman tags along as the twins split up and ride around Clarksdale a hometown from which they are notably estranged setting up for the juke in a sawmill purchased from a member of the Ku Klux Klan Their stable of hired hands and patrons includes Smoke's wife Annie (Wunmi Mosaku); Stack's white-passing ex-lover Mary (Hailee Steinfeld); Pearline (Jayme Lawson) a married singer whom Sammie pines after; the busker Delta Slim (Delroy Lindo); the field hand turned bouncer Cornbread (Omar Miller); and the married shopkeepers Grace and Bo Chow (Li Jun Li and Yao) As Clarksdale's Black community gathers to drink and dance away their troubles the historical fiction whiplashes into paranormal horror nearby we are introduced to a daylight-seared creature of the night the Irish vampire Remmick (Jack O'Connell) Remmick finds sanctuary with a Klan-aligned married couple and rewards their hospitality with a gory home invasion that makes them blood of his blood When the music of the juke draws Remmick's attention he sets upon the party with his newly made progeny in pursuit of Sammie whose singing and playing possess a mystic gift Remmick's interest in Sammie flows directly from the power of his music: The vampire is called to it as a preternatural force that allows him to see across the threshold to commune with the souls of his lost friends Those he turns are part of a hive mind he controls and he plans to remake Sammie in his image "The blues are the roots of all American music," Willie Dixon, who knew a thing or two about trading in Mississippi gospel for Chicago blues so will the blues." You can read the throughline of Sinners — in which Sammie the lone human survivor of Remmick's vampire horde abandons his father's church to play blues in Chicago despite the horrors it brings to the juke — as not just a rejection of religiosity but an embrace of the blues' sorcery and its continuance as a sort of cultural necessity honoring the sacrifices that sustain the music writing as Leroi Jones in the book Black Music "To go back in any historical (or emotional) line of ascent in Black music leads us inevitably to religion The phenomenon is always at the root in Black art the worship of spirit — or at least the summoning of or by such a force." Sammie's embrace of blues isn't an either/or proposition; his blues is bonded to his Preacher Boy essence Baraka noted that the "song quality" of blues was the deepest memory one pulling from a particularly racial reinterpretation of history and religious zeal carried throughout generations "The God spoken about in the Black songs is not the same as in the white Though the words may look the same … it is a different quality of energy they summon," he wrote and the way it unfolds in the film through magical realism feels like corroboration of that blurred memory which spirals through time in the viewer's perspective "I'm full of blues," he sings in "I Lied to You." "Holy water too." The juke is depicted as lively and liberatory Though all the problems still follow them in there is solace to be found at the barrelhouse as the boy finds blues and its culture of sin as a kind of momentary emancipation from Jim Crow's pervasive restrictions while the pastor sees them as merely another threat to community building The music does attract undead demons that wreak havoc on their little hamlet Both are portrayed merely as means to navigate Black struggle That Remmick recognizes the value in the blues doesn't make it unholy the vampire seems to represent the parasitism that is appropriation vampires are the ultimate culture vultures with the "soul" in soul music stemming from both an urgency to Black American life — its tribulations and sequestered community — and its inherent spirituality Remmick longs to tap into those energy sources and it's his desire to simply steal it that makes him a villain You can find a clear overlap between blues and the hip-hop evoked by "I Lied to You": Like its ancestor rap transmuted the ugliness of Black struggle into cool and were rejected as wicked for embracing frankness to the point of being profane so true it can seem like they pierce the veil and are constantly under threat from interlopers trying to siphon off that cool without tapping into the racial memory "All my albums are about trying to find that fun and meaning — recycling our trash and debris It undermines the actual ending some — one where Smoke fatally wounded in an early-morning ambush by the same Klansman who signed over the mill reconnecting with the spirits of Annie and their child in the daylight Together they lead to clashing interpretations of the legacy of that night the value of life and death and the preservation of soul the flash-forward feels crucial to Sammie's story you can read the music as an urtext for Black American memoir one that must carry on come hell or high water Inscribed in its everlasting songs are not just a historic memory maintained across time An earlier version of this story misstated the name of Anne Rice’s novel Become an NPR sponsor Michigan will suspend head coach Sherrone Moore for two games during the 2025 season, according to a report Monday from ESPN will miss U-M's Week 3 and 4 games with Central Michigan and Nebraska This plan will allow Moore to coach the Wolverines' highly-anticipated non-conference game at Oklahoma where Moore played offensive line from 2006-07 The suspension is further fallout from the Connor Stalions advanced scouting scandal which engulfed the 2023 season Moore was caught up in the scandal when investigators alleged he deleted a thread of 52 text messages with Stalions Moore later produced the text messages for NCAA enforcement staff after they were discovered via "device imaging." Moore claimed he deleted the text because he was angry at Stalions.  In addition to missing games against the Chippewas and Cornhuskers Moore will be barred from all team activities in those weeks and will also face additional recruiting restrictions The NCAA could hit Moore with further punishment; full resolution is expected before the beginning of the season Michigan is scheduled to meet with the NCAA's infractions committee next month This will be Moore's second suspension while at Michigan He missed the team's 2023 opener against East Carolina will serving a self-imposed suspension for a different NCAA case.  It seems the Michigan Wolverines navigated their football coach's entire suspension around their looming matchup with the Oklahoma Sooners ESPN's Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel reported Monday that Michigan will suspend head coach Sherrone Moore for two games during the 2025 college football season because of his involvement with the Connor Stalions scandal in 2023 when the Wolverines won a national championship while Moore was offensive coordinator Moore deleted 52 text messages with Stalions after news broke that Stalions had been sending friends and family to games to record signals from future opponents Michigan could face further consequences from the incident the school imposed the two-game suspension on its head coach Moore will not only be absent from the sidelines during games but he will also be banned from any team-related duties during those weeks the oddest thing about Moore's suspension is the timing Instead of just suspending Moore the first two weeks of the season when the Wolverines play Central Michigan and Nebraska Apparently the Wolverines aren's as worried about Central Michigan or Nebraska in a Big Ten game as they are about a nonconference matchup with Oklahoma The Sooners will host Michigan Week 2 on Sept 6 at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium The Wolverines open their season against New Mexico at home while OU will kick off 2025 against Illinois State in Norman The meeting will also be Moore's first chance to lead a team against his alma mater Moore was an offensive lineman for the Sooners in 2006-08 under Bob Stoops He appeared in only 14 games during his OU career while blocking for quarterback Sam Bradford Moore will return to Memorial Stadium for the first time on Sept he'll be off work for the next two weeks while the Wolverines take on opponents they're less fearful of Even those outside of Sooner Nation see it's obvious what Michigan is trying to do and what a joke it is Yet another sign that Oklahoma should be pretty good this season. Michigan coach Sherrone Moore is going to coach against the Sooners in Norman, then serve a two-game suspension the following weeks 😂 https://t.co/euwU3ipkNl Sherrone Moore picking which games he gets suspended pic.twitter.com/H6u9P3fWBc Tough look here for Nebraska. Michigan said we can’t possibly suspend Sherrone Moore for New Mexico or Oklahoma, but when we head to Lincoln he can stay at home. Cc: @_willcompton choosing to be suspended for two random games during the season because you don't want to miss one game you actually care about in Week 2 is a pretty good bit © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"6b","src":"6c","url":"6d"},{"type":"6a","value":"6e"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"6h","url":"6i"},{"type":"6g","value":"6j"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands His time as a sports writer started with writing about Sam Bradford and the Sooners in a three-ringed notebook He then officially got into the business as a high schooler and has been at it ever since with his byline appearing in Sports Illustrated he's spending time with his wife and 3-year-old son ESPN's Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel reported Monday that Michigan will suspend head coach Sherrone Moore for two games during the 2025 college football season because of his involvement with the Connor Stalions scandal in 2023 Yet another sign that Oklahoma should be pretty good this season. Michigan coach Sherrone Moore is going to coach against the Sooners in Norman, then serve a two-game suspension the following weeks 😂 https://t.co/euwU3ipkNl Sherrone Moore picking which games he gets suspended pic.twitter.com/H6u9P3fWBc Tough look here for Nebraska. Michigan said we can’t possibly suspend Sherrone Moore for New Mexico or Oklahoma, but when we head to Lincoln he can stay at home. Cc: @_willcompton It seems the Wolverines navigated around their date with OU.