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Former Michigan Staffer Accused of Sexual Misconduct, Coach Denies Failure to Report
Sherrone Moore's attorney says claims against the former coach are "false"
Published on Feb. 28, 2026
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A woman's attorney has accused former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore of failing to report allegations of sexual misconduct by former staffer LaTroy Lewis. However, Moore's attorney denies the claims, calling them "false." Lewis was recently dismissed by the Atlanta Falcons amid an investigation by Ann Arbor police into a reported sexual assault in 2024.
Why it matters
This case raises concerns about how the University of Michigan handled allegations of misconduct within its athletic department, and whether proper protocols were followed to protect student-athletes and staff. It also highlights the ongoing issue of sexual assault on college campuses and the need for robust reporting and investigation procedures.
The details
According to the woman's attorney, Karen Truszkowski, the woman met Lewis through a dating app in July 2024 and they were in a long-distance relationship before he allegedly assaulted her in December 2024. Truszkowski claims the woman reported the incident to Moore, but he did not follow up and instead harassed her. Truszkowski also alleges that Lewis assaulted the woman again in January 2025, and she reported that incident to Moore as well. However, Moore's attorney, Ellen Michaels, denies the claims, stating "Sherrone Moore did not fail to report misconduct, did not reward wrongdoing, and did not harass anyone. These claims are false."
- In July 2024, the woman met LaTroy Lewis through a dating app.
- In December 2024, Lewis allegedly assaulted the woman.
- In January 2025, Lewis allegedly assaulted the woman again.
- On December 10, 2025, Sherrone Moore was fired from the University of Michigan after an investigation revealed he engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
- On February 28, 2026, the allegations against Moore and Lewis were reported.
The players
Sherrone Moore
Former University of Michigan football coach who was fired in December 2025 after an investigation revealed he engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
LaTroy Lewis
Former University of Michigan football staffer who was recently dismissed by the Atlanta Falcons amid an investigation by Ann Arbor police into a reported sexual assault in 2024.
Karen Truszkowski
The attorney representing the woman who has accused LaTroy Lewis of sexual misconduct.
Ellen Michaels
The attorney representing Sherrone Moore, who denies the claims against him.
Fabiola A. Galguera
The attorney representing LaTroy Lewis, who says the allegations against him are "false."
What they’re saying
“Sherrone Moore did not fail to report misconduct, did not reward wrongdoing, and did not harass anyone. These claims are false.”
— Ellen Michaels, Attorney for Sherrone Moore (CBS News Detroit)
“LaTroy Lewis "intends to fiercely fight these false allegations.”
— Fabiola A. Galguera, Attorney for LaTroy Lewis (Detroit Free Press)
What’s next
The University of Michigan has launched an investigation into the athletic department's handling of the allegations, and is urging anyone with relevant information to come forward. No charges have been filed against LaTroy Lewis at this time.
The takeaway
This case highlights the ongoing issue of sexual misconduct allegations in college athletics and the need for universities to have robust reporting and investigation procedures in place to protect students and staff. It also raises questions about the accountability of coaches and administrators in addressing such allegations.
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