San Jose State Volleyball Faces Security Concerns Amid Transgender Athlete Controversy

Increased security measures follow threats and game forfeitures as the team becomes embroiled in national debate over transgender inclusion in sports.

San Jose State's volleyball team has faced threats, leading to increased security, after a lawsuit was filed against the NCAA regarding a transgender player on the team.
Four teams have forfeited games against San Jose State, with some citing concerns over safety and fair competition, while others remain silent on specific reasons.
Mountain West Conference Commissioner Gloria Nevarez expressed heartbreak over the situation, emphasizing the negative national attention on student-athletes.
The controversy has drawn political attention, including comments from Republican governors and former President Trump, further fueling the debate over transgender athletes in women's sports.
As the Spartans prepare for an upcoming match against Nevada, the game is uncertain due to potential player boycotts, despite state laws barring forfeiture based on gender identity.