Sherrone Moore, the former Michigan football head coach, has listed his Ann Arbor-area Scio Township mansion for $1.7 million, a move that many see as signaling the end of a high-profile chapter. The 5,858-square-foot, five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home sits on a half-acre with a pond, a three-car garage, and luxury amenities including a pool, hot tub, and upscale kitchen, with roughly $300,000 in recent upgrades. Moore purchased the home in 2023 for about $1.3 million before becoming Michigan’s head coach, a tenure that began in January 2024 and ended with his firing in December after authorities say he had an inappropriate workplace relationship and lied about it. The listing notes features such as heated floors in the primary suite, a spa-like bath, and outdoor entertaining spaces, underscoring the property’s status as a landmark residence in the area. His exit comes after a rapid rise and a swift downfall, with prosecutors later confirming a probation sentence, effectively closing a dramatic era for Michigan football. The market appearance of the property has drawn renewed attention to Moore’s brief but high-profile tenure and the next chapter for his family.