Michigan Wolverines' Coach Fired, Detained Amid Scandal; Spartans Secure Key Hires
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Michigan's Sherrone Moore was fired as head coach on December 10 following an investigation into an 'inappropriate relationship' with a staff member. The incident has left the Wolverines reeling. In a separate development, Moore was detained by police over allegations of an attack on a woman and a threat to self-harm. Meanwhile, the Michigan State Spartans are capitalizing on the Wolverines' misfortune. Co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Max Bullough is set to return to his alma mater, bringing fellow assistant Tre Reader with him. The duo joins MSU from Notre Dame, where Reader was a walk-on linebacker and later an assistant coach. The move is seen as a significant boost to the Spartans' defense. Fans are optimistic about the development, with many believing it could propel the team to a top-30 defense within the next two years. The Spartans are looking to build on this momentum, and with Bullough at the helm, they may be onto something. 'The thought of Max Bullough coaching Jordan Hall is giving me some very good feelings,' one fan quipped on X. Another predicted that with Bullough and Joe Rossi leading the defense, the Spartans could achieve great things in the near future.
