In the latest twist of Michigan football's sign-stealing scandal, Sherrone Moore, a member of the program's coaching staff, could be the next to face disciplinary action by the NCAA. Moore is accused of deleting 52 text messages exchanged with former Wolverines analyst Connor Stalions, who is believed to have been involved in the sign-stealing operation.

According to a draft of the NCAA's notice of allegations, Moore is one of seven members from Michigan's 2023 national championship team accused of violating NCAA rules. ESPN has obtained the draft, although it is subject to change. The allegations highlight the severity of the situation and the potential consequences involved.

Michigan's athletic department and university have been cooperating with the NCAA throughout the ongoing investigation, as confirmed by Michigan spokesman Dave Ablauf. However, no progress updates regarding the investigation's status have been made available at this time.

Connor Stalions, the central figure in the sign-stealing scandal, resigned from his position in November after refusing to cooperate with any investigations or discussions. Prior to his resignation, Stalions faced a two-week suspension without pay following the NCAA's probe into his alleged ticket purchases at several Big Ten stadiums prior to the Wolverines' games over the past three seasons. Stalions is also under investigation for reportedly dressing in Central Michigan gear and wandering the sidelines during a game against Michigan State at Spartan Stadium.

The fallout from the scandal has already seen head coach Jim Harbaugh suspended for the final three games of the season by the Big Ten. Harbaugh and the program dropped a court case, resulting in the suspension. Additionally, Harbaugh had previously been suspended by the school for the season's first three games due to alleged recruiting violations during the COVID-19 dead period.

Furthermore, linebackers coach Chris Partridge was fired by Michigan in November after allegedly participating in an effort to destroy evidence following the sign-stealing scandal's public exposure. The series of disciplinary actions demonstrates the seriousness with which the university and conference are addressing the situation.

While the investigation unfolds, Connor Stalions is slated to share his side of the scandal in an episode of "Untold" on Netflix, scheduled to premiere on August 27. The episode promises to shed more light on the complex web of events surrounding the sign-stealing controversy that has gripped college football enthusiasts.

As the NCAA investigation progresses and more details emerge, it remains to be seen what consequences await Sherrone Moore and the other individuals implicated in the sign-stealing scandal. The outcome of this case will undoubtedly shape the future of the Michigan football program and send ripples through the college football community.