2025 College Football Thread

[wadesworld]

I think you're very confused about the circumstances.  The staffer is not a victim, and there was a bunch of smoke before the fire that raged yesterday.

Right.  Michigan certainly wasn't trying to find a reason to keep Moore around...

[dgies9156]

I think you're very confused about the circumstances.  The staffer is not a victim, and there was a bunch of smoke before the fire that raged yesterday.

We shall see who is confused.

[Hards Alumni]

We shall see who is confused.

She was with him for a long time, got a pay raise, and an abortion.

Yesterday, he (understandably) lost his damn mind after losing his job and likely his family.  He threatened to kill her and himself. 

What am I missing.

[Billy Hoyle]

She was with him for a long time, got a pay raise, and an abortion.

Yesterday, he (understandably) lost his damn mind after losing his job and likely his family.  He threatened to kill her and himself. 

What am I missing.

has anyone other than random Twitter accounts actually confirmed that?

and why did he "understandably" lose his mind? Did he not know the consequences, both personal and professional, of what he was doing? There's nothing understandable about a man (or woman) who knowingly engages in such conduct.

[Hards Alumni]

has anyone other than random Twitter accounts actually confirmed that?

and why did he "understandably" lose his mind? Did he not know the consequences, both personal and professional, of what he was doing? There's nothing understandable about a man (or woman) who knowingly engages in such conduct.

His entire life collapsed in less than a day.  He's a fool for all of it, but people who lose everything don't typically act in a rash manner.  I'm not excusing any of the things, I'm just saying it is understandable.

[WhiteTrash]

His entire life collapsed in less than a day.  He's a fool for all of it, but people who lose everything don't typically act in a rash manner.  I'm not excusing any of the things, I'm just saying it is understandable.

Agreed. "Understandable" in the sense that no one is wondering why he snapped yesterday.

[JWags85]

His entire life collapsed in less than a day.  He's a fool for all of it, but people who lose everything don't typically act in a rash manner.  I'm not excusing any of the things, I'm just saying it is understandable.

Not to mention people fail to realize how comfortable and bulletproof you can feel with secrets and getting away with them, especially for long periods of time.  Its easy to say someone should know the consequences or what they are risking, but it can be VERY easy to not see the forest for the trees (you see it all the time with hidden addictions, illegal activities, other cover indiscretions).  Then as soon as you are forced to face reality and those consequences abruptly, that comfort and plausible deniability vanishes and reality gets very cold, very harsh, and very immediate in a hurry.  That doesn't mean you feel bad for him, but its certainly understandable as to why there was something that snapped.

[Jay Bee]

The evidence must have been overwhelming. Give Michigan credit because they apparently didn't try to sweep this under the rug, buy someone off or wait until a more convenient time.

The implications for the Wolverine football program are huge. However, the implications for the university would have been far greater if the matter had been "deferred" or shoved under a rug with a huge booster buyoff of the alleged victim.

The university has known for months.

[wadesworld]

Would think Sherronne's wife and kids will be entering the transfer portal.

[WhiteTrash]

Would think Sherronne's wife and kids will be entering the transfer portal.

No RGV? Sad.

[tower912]

Relationships
Groveling
Violent threats

[tower912]

This is going to get far worse before it gets better. Intrigue, infighting, plotting, spying.  Typical UMichigan man stuff.  (See: Lloyd Carr and RichRod)