On Wednesday, a group of women’s volleyball players from the Mountain West Conference filed a lawsuit against the conference, its commissioner, and San Jose State University (SJSU) officials alleging free speech and Title IX violations over the inclusion of SJSU trans-identified male player Blaire Fleming.
The 132-page court filing with the US District Court for the District of Colorado, alleges at one point that Fleming and others had schemed to throw an October game and have a fellow teammate injured during the match.
The lawsuit cited San Jose State volleyball player Chandler Manusky, who alleged that she snuck out the night before the October 3 game against Colorado State University, Fort Collins (CSU-FC) against team rules with Fleming and fellow SJSU team member Randilyn Reeves to meet with CSU-FC team member Malaya Jones at her residence.
Manusky told her some of her teammates after arriving back at campus that at Jones’ residence Fleming had shared with Jones “the scouting for the CSU-FC game” and that they had discussed “throw[ing] the game.” Manusky said that they had also discussed how to set up Jones to “blow up” player Brooke Slusser during the game and “blast” her in the face. Fleming allegedly said “I’m going to leave center court open,” which would allow Jones to have the shop to “blow up Slusser.”
The night before the October 3 game, a teammate of Slusser received a message on social media that stated, “please distance yourself from brooke. tomorrow at the game, it will not be good for her,” the lawsuit stated. […]
— Read More: thepostmillennial.com
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