“I HAVE NO CHOICE” Sherrone Moore Is Ready To Le ave Michigan Wolverines After…
Michigan’s Sherrone Moore goes viral for emotional postgame interview
Michigan offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore was drafted in as acting head coach on Saturday following Jim Harbaugh’s suspension, and he led the Wolverines to a victory at Penn State despite the circumstances.
Moore quickly went viral at the end of Saturday’s 24-15 win over the emotional interview he gave to FOX’s Jenny Taft. The offensive coordinator shed tears and dropped several profanities as he reflected on the victory, which came less than 24 hours after Harbaugh was suspended by the Big Ten over the team’s sign-stealing operation.
“I want to thank the Lord. I want to thank Coach Harbaugh. F—ing love you, man. Love the s–t out of you, man,” Moore said. “Did this for you, for this university, the president, our AD, we got the best players, best university, best alumni in the country. Love you guys. These f—ing guys right here. These guys right here, man. These guys did it.”
Moore’s emotion was certainly genuine, and probably appreciated by the players. After all, he found out less than 24 hours prior that he would be coaching the team in what was their first real test of the season.
Michigan has adopted something of a siege mentality in light of Harbaugh’s three-game
5-star freshman Cormani McClain takes big shot at Deion Sanders
Cormani McClain did not have the type of freshman season he was hoping for at Colorado, and it sounds like the talented young cornerback feels that was in part because of how Deion Sanders runs his program.
McClain, a 5-star cornerback, was the top recruit at his position in the class of 2023. He initially committed to Miami before flipping to Colorado so he could play for Sanders, who is a Hall of Fame cornerback. Earlier this week, McClain entered the transfer portal.
In a Q&A with fans on YouTube over the weekend, McClain spoke about his decision to leave Colorado. He said he wants to be part of a program that actually develops players rather than having to “play for clicks.”
“I want to change the narrative of everyone’s thinking on my name and be a part of a real and a great program that’s going to impact me at the best of my ability. … I feel like I just don’t want to play for clicks,” McClain said. “I actually want to be involved with a great leading program that’s gonna develop players.”