Tense moments were felt in a Washtenaw County courtroom as former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore faced charges for breaking into his ex-girlfriend’s home hours after he was fired from his lucrative post as the leader of the Wolverines on the field.

Authorities allege Moore threatened suicide at a staffer's home after being fired for an inappropriate relationship that violated University of Michigan policy.

Michigan Wolverines fired head coach Sherrone Moore on Dec. 10 after an internal investigation found 'credible evidence' of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Police detained Moore the next day in connection with an alleged assault,

Jim Harbaugh says he is “still processing” the firing and arrest of Sherrone Moore, his longtime assistant and hand-picked successor at Michigan.

Days after Michigan fired coach Sherrone Moore for an alleged “inappropriate relationship” with a staffer this week to begin a series of events that led to him being charged with multiple crimes on Friday, 13-year NFL veteran Amani Toomer told The Post’s Brandon London that the decision came down to “business.”