Former Michigan star quarterback Denard Robinson is no longer part of Sherrone Moore's coaching staff, school spokesman Dave Ablauf confirmed on Tuesday.
Robinson was suspected of driving while intoxicated after he was in a single-car accident, less than two miles from the football team's training facility. Robinson, who was assistant director of player personnel for the program, was arrested in mid-April following an early-morning crash in the area of E. Eisenhower Parkway and S. State Street in Ann Arbor.
Robinson declined to comment on Tuesday.
Moore initially suspended the 33-year-old Robinson before parting ways recently, two months after defensive line coach Greg Scruggs was suspended and later resigned following his arrest for suspected drunken driving. Scruggs was hired by Moore following former coach Jim Harbaugh's departure for the NFL.
Harbaugh hired Robinson in 2022 as assistant director of player personnel and Moore retained him after Harbaugh left to lead the Los Angeles Chargers earlier this year.
Robinson's name is listed throughout the NCAA record book after a dynamic career as a dual-threat quarterback for the Wolverines from 2009-2012 under Rich Rodriguez and Brady Hoke.
Known as "Shoelace" because he played with untied laces, he ran for 1,702 yards in 2010, setting a major college record for yards rushing by a quarterback. He finished with 4,495 yards rushing to set another mark for a signal caller.
A native of Deerfield Beach, Florida, Robison was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the fifth round in 2013 and ran for 1,058 yards and five touchdowns over four NFL seasons as a running back.
