Sherrone Moore’s Wife Makes Her First Major Move Following His Firing Over Affair With Michigan Staffer [PHOTO]

Sherrone Moore’s life might be in shambles, but his wife’s life is even worse.

An investigation found “credible evidence” that Moore had “engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.”

The same day he was fired, Moore was detained by police for an alleged assault. ESPN reported that Moore was detained and “turned over to the Pittsfield Township Police Department for investigation.” Police in Pittsfield Township said a suspect had been taken into custody. This was after authorities responded to an “alleged assault” on Wednesday.

Dan Wetzel of ESPN reported that the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office stated that a charging decision was not expected on Thursday.

Amid the controversy, Biff Poggi has been named the team’s interim head coach.

Kelli Moore, the wife of Sherrone Moore, is a very private individual. She kept it that way following the news. The wife of the fired Michigan coach set her social media accounts to private amid the scandal.

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Sherrone Moore Remains In Jail

Sherrone Moore (Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch-USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)
The ex-head football coach at the University of Michigan remained in jail on Thursday. Pittsfield police said a suspect was “lodged” at a Washtenaw County jail while prosecutors reviewed charges.

Police in Saline, Michigan, initially detained Moore. He would soon be turned over to authorities in Pittsfield Township “for investigation into potential charges.”

Prosecutors are weighing charges stemming from his arrest following his firing. He is expected to be arraigned at some point on Friday.

It started with a Michigan employee calling police to report an attack by Sherrone Moore. The woman claimed he had been stalking the alleged victim for months, according to the 911 call audio.

The 39-year-old spent two seasons as Michigan’s coach. He previously served as the team’s offensive coordinator.