An OnlyFans model has strongly denied a story that ex-University of Michigan head football coach Sherrone Moore once offered her season tickets in exchange for being part of a foursome with him, saying that the tale was made up by a former assistant.
This week, Moore was terminated from the public university after an internal investigation found “credible evidence” that the married coach had "engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member." The coach was later detained after allegedly ambushing a woman at her home in Ann Arbor, where he is said to have threatened self-harm.
As Moore, who was released on $25,000 bond, awaits a hearing on January 22, 2026, the story about the tickets, involving OF model Mia Sorety, came to light. The content creator previously claimed that Moore had been "all in my DMs," and followed that up by saying he was "really pissed at me" for speaking out.
Outkick followed up those stories with another one on Friday (Dec. 13). The outlet cited a series of DMs with Sorety recouting the tale, which allegedly occurred after the Wolverines won the 2024 National Championship at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.
However, after the piece was published, Sorety posted a strongly-worded denial on X, saying that the DMs came not from her, but from an "ex assistant."
"For clarification, Sherrone did not ask me for anything in exchange for tickets," she wrote. "That story was false, and I at no point posted about it anywhere in my socials. Any communication has been with my ex assistant. This story was all a misunderstanding."
In other messages on X, Sorety reiterated that the whole thing was "a made up story from my assistant."
Following his arrest on Wednesday (December 10), Moore was arraigned and faces charges of third-degree home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering. The coach was accused of threatening to kill himself in the apartment and forcing the female resident to watch him.
Although it has not been confirmed who the woman was, the assistant that Moore allegedly had an affair with is said to still be a University of Michigan employee.