Top 10 Sherrone Moore-Michigan memes cracking up the internet as Connor Stalions controversy heats up

Sherrone Moore and Michigan are still reeling from the aftermath of Jim Harbaugh's departure. The new Wolverines head coach is in the hot seat as the Connor Stalions-led sign-stealing scandal continues to unfold.

According to a draft of the allegation (per ESPN), Moore is accused of committing a Level 2 violation, with 52 deleted texts between him and Stalions recovered via "device imaging." Moore claims he had no knowledge of the sign-stealing scheme, but the evidence suggests otherwise.

The internet is having a field day, churning out hilarious memes that poke fun at Moore's predicament. Let’s have a look at the top 10 memes making the rounds on X over Moore’s predicament.

Sherrone Moore among 7 accused in the sign-stealing scandal

Seven Michigan football staffers are implicated in the program's sign-stealing scandal, and Sherrone Moore is one of them. He was the Wolverines’ offensive coordinator in the 2023 season and served as gameday head coach for four games last season in Jim Harbaugh’s stead.

Moore faces serious NCAA penalties for his alleged role in the controversy. He is being accused of deleting 52 text messages with former Wolverines analyst Connor Stalions. This was the angle that reportedly occurred on the same day media reports identified Stalions as the mastermind behind an illegal off-field sign-stealing operation.

These actions constitute a Level II violation, which might result in a suspension and show-cause penalty for Moore. Michigan's athletic department is fully cooperating with the ongoing investigation, though they currently have no updates to share.

The NOA draft also implicates other Michigan personnel in Level I violations - Chris Partridge, Denard Robinson, Jim Harbaugh, and Stalions himself. Allegations are also surfacing that a team intern and a full-time employee at Michigan were also involved.

However, the draft mentions that Stalions led them to engage in the controversial sign-stealing scandal under false pretense that they weren't breaking any NCAA rules.