THANK YOU SHERRONE MOORE

Qball said:

So glad he is gone

Richard Massive said:

I knew our program was headed nowhere fast under his so-called “leadership,” and it was frustrating watching other teams make bold hires and spark renewed hope. Honestly, I was even jealous of MSU landing Fitz—widely considered one of the worst hires, yet still a far better in-game coach than Sherrone. Ironically, his own downfall ended up being a blessing for us. His antics and firing for cause opened the door for one of the most experienced head coaches in the country—the very one I wanted more than DeBoer once I learned he was on our radar (the only coach I wanted more was Monken). This hire fits everything Michigan football stands for, perfectly. In a strange way, we owe Coach Moore some thanks for indirectly saving Michigan football. He never should have had the job in the first place, but his misstep cleared the path for real change—starting with himself and soon Warde. Honestly, we couldn’t be a luckier fanbase.

Richard Massive said:

I knew our program was headed nowhere fast under his so-called “leadership,” and it was frustrating watching other teams make bold hires and spark renewed hope. Honestly, I was even jealous of MSU landing Fitz—widely considered one of the worst hires, yet still a far better in-game coach than Sherrone. Ironically, his own downfall ended up being a blessing for us. His antics and firing for cause opened the door for one of the most experienced head coaches in the country—the very one I wanted more than DeBoer once I learned he was on our radar (the only coach I wanted more was Monken). This hire fits everything Michigan football stands for, perfectly. In a strange way, we owe Coach Moore some thanks for indirectly saving Michigan football. He never should have had the job in the first place, but his misstep cleared the path for real change—starting with himself and soon Warde. Honestly, we couldn’t be a luckier fanbase.

Richard Massive said:

I knew our program was headed nowhere fast under his so-called “leadership,” and it was frustrating watching other teams make bold hires and spark renewed hope. Honestly, I was even jealous of MSU landing Fitz—widely considered one of the worst hires, yet still a far better in-game coach than Sherrone. Ironically, his own downfall ended up being a blessing for us. His antics and firing for cause opened the door for one of the most experienced head coaches in the country—the very one I wanted more than DeBoer once I learned he was on our radar (the only coach I wanted more was Monken). This hire fits everything Michigan football stands for, perfectly. In a strange way, we owe Coach Moore some thanks for indirectly saving Michigan football. He never should have had the job in the first place, but his misstep cleared the path for real change—starting with himself and soon Warde. Honestly, we couldn’t be a luckier fanbase.

Richard Massive said:

I knew our program was headed nowhere fast under his so-called “leadership,” and it was frustrating watching other teams make bold hires and spark renewed hope. Honestly, I was even jealous of MSU landing Fitz—widely considered one of the worst hires, yet still a far better in-game coach than Sherrone. Ironically, his own downfall ended up being a blessing for us. His antics and firing for cause opened the door for one of the most experienced head coaches in the country—the very one I wanted more than DeBoer once I learned he was on our radar (the only coach I wanted more was Monken). This hire fits everything Michigan football stands for, perfectly. In a strange way, we owe Coach Moore some thanks for indirectly saving Michigan football. He never should have had the job in the first place, but his misstep cleared the path for real change—starting with himself and soon Warde. Honestly, we couldn’t be a luckier fanbase.

Richard Massive said:

I knew our program was headed nowhere fast under his so-called “leadership,” and it was frustrating watching other teams make bold hires and spark renewed hope. Honestly, I was even jealous of MSU landing Fitz—widely considered one of the worst hires, yet still a far better in-game coach than Sherrone. Ironically, his own downfall ended up being a blessing for us. His antics and firing for cause opened the door for one of the most experienced head coaches in the country—the very one I wanted more than DeBoer once I learned he was on our radar (the only coach I wanted more was Monken). This hire fits everything Michigan football stands for, perfectly. In a strange way, we owe Coach Moore some thanks for indirectly saving Michigan football. He never should have had the job in the first place, but his misstep cleared the path for real change—starting with himself and soon Warde. Honestly, we couldn’t be a luckier fanbase.

Martyk said:

I was happy Sherrone was here until the whole mess blew up. Subsequently, I was happy that he was canned (after the whole mess blew up). I expect that the program will improver under KW and flourish for however long he stays in the job. Overall, I agree with the OP - we’re better off now than we were a month ago and we have Sherrone (and his inability to keep it in his pants) to thank for that

GroveCityWolverine said:

It was just a matter of when Moore would be fired. My $.02

Richard Massive said:

I knew our program was headed nowhere fast under his so-called “leadership,” and it was frustrating watching other teams make bold hires and spark renewed hope. Honestly, I was even jealous of MSU landing Fitz—widely considered one of the worst hires, yet still a far better in-game coach than Sherrone. Ironically, his own downfall ended up being a blessing for us. His antics and firing for cause opened the door for one of the most experienced head coaches in the country—the very one I wanted more than DeBoer once I learned he was on our radar (the only coach I wanted more was Monken). This hire fits everything Michigan football stands for, perfectly. In a strange way, we owe Coach Moore some thanks for indirectly saving Michigan football. He never should have had the job in the first place, but his misstep cleared the path for real change—starting with himself and soon Warde. Honestly, we couldn’t be a luckier fanbase.

redracer14 said:

Glad for what he did in 2023, but he was going to be fired regardless. He was just not ready, and this scandal allowed us to pull the plug earlier. Can you imagine him being here again next year.

redracer14 said:

Glad for what he did in 2023, but he was going to be fired regardless. He was just not ready, and this scandal allowed us to pull the plug earlier. Can you imagine him being here again next year.

Richard Massive said:

Definitely agree…but who wanted to wait another 2-3 years and watch our program deteriorate further? I also think Sherrone would’ve ruined a generational talent in Underwood. I’m excited to watch his development under Whitt

NCalBlue86 said:

The football gods work in mysterious ways! He would have set the program so far back if he got another year or two.

Qball said:

So glad he is gone

Richard Massive said:

I knew our program was headed nowhere fast under his so-called “leadership,” and it was frustrating watching other teams make bold hires and spark renewed hope. Honestly, I was even jealous of MSU landing Fitz—widely considered one of the worst hires, yet still a far better in-game coach than Sherrone. Ironically, his own downfall ended up being a blessing for us. His antics and firing for cause opened the door for one of the most experienced head coaches in the country—the very one I wanted more than DeBoer once I learned he was on our radar (the only coach I wanted more was Monken). This hire fits everything Michigan football stands for, perfectly. In a strange way, we owe Coach Moore some thanks for indirectly saving Michigan football. He never should have had the job in the first place, but his misstep cleared the path for real change—starting with himself and soon Warde. Honestly, we couldn’t be a luckier fanbase.

GroveCityWolverine said:

It was just a matter of when Moore would be fired. My $.02