Michigan coach Sherrone Moore's texts with cheating scandal ringleader to be released; how does he feel?

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Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore is facing allegations of NCAA violations in his first season at the head of the program. 

Moore was just promoted to head coach in January after Jim Harbaugh left to lead the Los Angeles Chargers, taking over a program that had just been put on three years' probation along with a fine and recruiting limits for a wide-ranging sign-stealing scandal from last season. 

Moore, who was an assistant on the staff since 2018, was accused of deleting text messages with former Michigan football staffer Connor Stalions. Stalions resigned amid accusations of being the primary actor in the sign-stealing that violated NCAA bylaws. The coach addressed these allegations to reporters on Tuesday for the first time. 

"I'll just say this: I look forward to them being released," Moore said of his text messages with Stallions. 

Moore said he has and will continue to cooperate with the NCAA in its investigation, declining further comment when asked for more details.

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Michigan defensive coordinator Jesse Minter, right, watches against East Carolina with analytics assistant Connor Stalions in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sept. 2, 2023. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

Earlier this month, the NCAA sent a notice of allegations that claimed Moore deleted 52 messages with Stalions in October after reports of the investigation into the allegations came out.

Stalions, according to multiple reports, purchased tickets to games around the country while directing a network of individuals to video-record the