WATCH: “Love the s**t out of you!” – Interim Michigan HC Sherrone Moore breaks down in tears after team’s win over Penn State as speaks highly of Jim Harbaugh

Sherrone Moore took the responsibility of the Michigan football team after Jim Harbaugh got suspended last week.

WATCH: “Love the s**t out of you!” – Interim Michigan HC Sherrone Moore breaks down in tears after team’s win over Penn State as speaks highly of Jim Harbaugh

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Sherrone Moore, the interim head coach of the Michigan Wolverines Football Team, had a winning start to his college football campaign. Under the leadership of the interim coach, the Wolverines beat the No. 9 Penn State Nittany Lions 24-15.

It was a very emotional day for Moore, who did not hide his emotions after the game. He thanked his teammates and the footballers for this ‘much-needed’ victory.

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The coaching opportunity came to Moore due to the decision of the NCAA. The NCAA decided to suspend HC Jim Harbaugh following an investigation against the team. The NCAA ordered Harbaugh not to take part in the last three games of his team. The decision opened the door for the interim head coach and he proved himself in the very first game of his career.

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In the post-game presentation, Moore cried openly. He had a thanksgiving gesture to Jim Harbaugh. The interim head coach said, 

All thanks to lord. Coach Jim Harbaugh,  f*ckin love you man. Love the s*it out of you. This is for you. For the university, the president... we have the best university, the best players in the country. Love you guys."

Analyst Emmanuel Acho shared Moore’s note from his X account.

The Michigan Wolverines are going through a tumultuous time

Trouble came knocking for Michigan when the team was in its best form. They crushed their opponents in the first nine games and with a record of 9-0; they were slowly marching towards their third consecutive playoff round when they got a piece of bad news.

The NCAA authority sent a notice to them violating the signing rules. The governing body accused them of sign stealing by sending representatives to scout future opponents. The NCAA has prohibited this since 1994.

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Coach Jim Harbaugh denied the allegations in his statement to media as he said, 

I want to make it clear that I, and my staff, will fully cooperate with the investigation into this matter. I do not have any knowledge or information regarding the University of Michigan football program illegally stealing signals, nor have I directed any staff member or others to participate in an off-campus scouting assignment.

However, the NCAA did not find this clarification suitable to their claim. They suspended the head coach for the rest of their regular season.

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