The Sherrone Moore firing just took a turn — the former Michigan Wolverines football coach was detained by cops shortly after the school announced his termination.

The rumors are running wild on social media … but as of right now, the only thing cops will say is the 39-year-old coach was located and detained by police in Saline, Michigan on Wednesday.

The university stated Moore got the boot for having an “inappropriate relationship with a staff member” … and claimed it had “credible evidence.”

“This conduct constitutes a clear violation of University policy, and U-M maintains zero tolerance for such behavior,” the school added.

Moore just led the Wolverines to a 9-3 season … but the program missed out on making the College Football Playoff.

Conservative commentator Tim Pool says someone opened fire on his West Virginia home last week … but, we’ve spoken to police, and they say they can’t corroborate his story.

Here’s the deal … on Saturday, Pool wrote on X that a vehicle approached his house the previous evening and opened fire … though he adds no one was injured in the alleged shooting.

Pool said his security was looking into the incident and would relay information to the proper authorities in due course … before later posting, “My immediate thoughts is someone was trying to scare us. But we have a security gate and armed guards and its possible this deterred something more serious.”

Later on, officers say they asked Pool for video footage from the property … but, they say they’ve been denied. As a result, the “reports of shots fired at this residence cannot be substantiated at this time.”

We reached out to Pool … and, he tells us, “We were advised not to release [the footage] as it will compromise security, exposing property, personnel, and our security measures.” Tim also invited TMZ to West Virginia to view the footage.

Andy Dick is getting real about his frightening drug overdose … telling us he smoked crack cocaine because he doesn’t “mind doing a little crack every now and then.”

The troubled comedian invited a TMZ photographer into his L.A. home Wednesday to chat about his brush with death on a Hollywood street the day before.

As everyone knows, Andy was caught on video slumped over on cement stairs outside a building in Hollywood as two friends rushed to his aid to bring him back from the brink. One of the men is seen screaming at Andy to “wake up” while the other administers a shot of Narcan — a life-saving medication used to reverse the effects of opioid overdoses.

Andy kicked off Wednesday’s interview by telling our cameraman he’s now “100 percent fine.” Then he changed his answer to “110 percent,” while flanked on either side by his buddies — both of whom were featured in the overdose video.