San Jose State Volleyball Faces Backlash Over Transgender Player

Controversy erupts as multiple teams forfeit matches and a lawsuit challenges NCAA's transgender inclusion policy.

San Jose State University's women's volleyball team is embroiled in controversy due to the participation of transgender player Blaire Fleming.
Opposing teams, including Boise State and Wyoming, have forfeited matches, citing concerns over fairness and safety.
Team co-captain Brooke Slusser has joined a lawsuit against the NCAA, arguing that transgender athletes should not compete in women's sports.
The university has increased security for the team following national attention and backlash over the issue.
The NCAA maintains that all San Jose State players, including Fleming, comply with its rules on transgender athlete participation.