Ed Orgeron gives advice to Sherrone Moore after saga that left him fired, arrested

Ed Orgeron tells Fox News Digital that Sherrone Moore can bounce back from his firing and arrest and hopes he can get his mental health right.

Sherrone Moore's career looks bleak, but a national champion coach believes he can rebound.

The former Michigan head coach was fired last week after the university said it found he had an "inappropriate relationship" with a staffer. Hours later, he was arrested after allegedly breaking into the staffer’s house and threatening to kill himself.

Moore, if convicted, faces more than half a decade behind bars, which would certainly put another damper on any hopes he may have of getting back on the sidelines.

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Head coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan Wolverines before the game against the Indiana Hoosiers at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 9, 2024, in Bloomington, Indiana. (Getty Images)

But in a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Ed Orgeron said anything is possible.

"I think coaches can always rebound. Once you make changes in your personal life that may have affected you — to lose your job and stuff like that — my dad used to tell me time heals everything. Once you make certain adjustments that you need to, maybe you have to start back at a lower position and work your way up, I think people can always do it," Orgeron said.

Moore’s wife reportedly called 911, saying her husband was "suicidal" after losing his job, and one of his bond conditions was that he had to continue mental health treatment after undergoing two evaluations post-arrest.

"Hopefully, the things that are bothering coach, hopefully he gets help if he needs help, and hopefully he makes those adjustments," Orgeron said.

"I think the number one thing, though, is for him