Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore and his wife, Kelli, have listed their Ann Arbor-area mansion for $1.7 million, according to property records. The listing comes after Moore was sentenced in April 2026 following an affair with executive assistant Paige Shriver.
Moore was fired in December 2025 after the relationship with Shriver was disclosed. He was sentenced to 18 months of probation after pleading no contest to two misdemeanor charges. The charges stemmed from an incident where Moore allegedly went to Shriver's home after his firing, forced entry, and made threats of self-harm. This occurred after Shriver attempted to end the affair and had disclosed their relationship to university officials.
During sentencing, Judge Cedric Simpson reportedly acknowledged Kelli Moore's request for leniency, noting her betrayal by her husband. Despite the circumstances, she reportedly expressed her intent to remain in the marriage.
Moore's attorney stated that he was grateful the matter was resolved and that he and his wife were ready to move forward. "Sherrone is grateful for this matter to be resolved, and he and his wife, Kelli, are ready to move forward with their family and focus on the next chapter," attorney Ellen Michaels said after the sentencing.
The property listed is a 5,856-square-foot home featuring five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and a three-car garage on a half-acre lot. Built in 2005, the home was last purchased in 2023 for $1.3 million. Recent renovations include three contemporary fireplaces and a spa-like bathroom with heated floors and a jetted tub. The listing highlights its location on a premium lot with pond and wooded views, as well as a pool and hot tub.
An external investigation into Michigan's athletic department revealed a culture lacking transparency and accountability, a scope that included the Moore-Shriver relationship. Athletic director Warde Manuel announced his resignation at the end of the year following the investigation's findings. Moore, a longtime assistant to Jim Harbaugh, faces challenges in securing another coaching position in college football.