Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore's Contract Shields Him from Firing over Sign-Stealing Scandal

The contract stipulates Moore cannot be fired for known NCAA violations but faces potential suspension.

Sherrone Moore's contract with Michigan was signed last week and protects him from being fired for known involvement in the sign-stealing scandal.
The NCAA issued a notice of allegations last month, indicating Moore could face a suspension and a show-cause penalty.
Moore allegedly deleted 52 text messages with former staff member Connor Stalions on the day the scandal became public.
The contract, running until 2029, allows for suspension without pay or firing for cause if new violations are discovered.
Moore's contract includes a $6 million base salary for this season, with performance-based bonuses and annual increases.