Michigan's investigation into Sherrone Moore and its athletic department has cost over $11.5 million so far

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When the University of Michigan decided to open an investigation into former head coach Sherrone Moore, I don't imagine fans thought the school would be paying more than $10 million to lawyers looking into past transgressions.

But, as the saying goes in college athletics, billable hours are undefeated.

As Michigan put together a plan to investigate Sherrone Moore regarding his relationship with former Wolverines' staffer Paige Shiver, the school hired the Jenner & Block law firm that is based in Chicago. The goal was to uncover all of the wrongdoings by the former coach tied to his extramarital affair with the 32-year-old football staffer.

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The probe into Moore by the law firm actually started in November 2025, after it was alleged through a tip that the two were romantically involved, with rumors swirling within the football building for more than three years.

Based on evidence found in the initial weeks, the school and law firm still needed actual proof of improprieties, and not having to base their claims on scuttlebutt around the facility.

What the law firm has now uncovered has yet to be officially reported, but the price tag for the investigation into the actions of Moore was more than likely a tad bit higher than what school officials probably had in mind when this all began.

According to the Detroit News, which submitted a FOIA request for financial records, the law firm of Jenner & Block has billed Michigan over $11.5 million for