No one is above anything.

If you haven’t learned that by now in the new world of college football, learn it today. Schools aren’t above bad behavior. Players aren’t above bad behavior. Coaches aren’t above bad behavior.

The only surprise left is that anyone is surprised at anything, anymore.

The sudden firing on Wednesday, Dec. 10, of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore – who less than two years ago was being celebrated as the right man at the right time – only proves that what you see and what you get can be two different things in college sports today.

Moore was characterized as a strong-willed, disciplined young leader, who in his introductory press conference said, “I coach hard, but I love harder.”

That once admirable statement will now become a punchline, after Moore was

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