He's crashing…
San Jose State women's volleyball team head coach Todd Kress is pleased with the criticism directed at his team after the university allowed a transgender player to compete, and what he calls “hateful” criticism. Not yet. Blair Fleming to join the team.
“I think it's great,” Kress said after the Spartans lost the Mountain West Tournament championship to Colorado State on Saturday night. fox news About the 2024 season.
Cress insisted the team is ready to play in every match 5 different schoolsThey took action to boycott the event, saying, “We are not depriving anyone of the opportunity to participate.'' (Related: Blair Fleming's college volleyball career likely ends with blowout loss in MW Championship Game)
He also claimed he was bombarded with “appalling, hateful messages” every time San Jose State was boycotted by opponents for refusing to play against biological males.
Cress went on to describe it as the “most difficult season” for him.
“This has been one of the most difficult seasons I've ever experienced, and I know it's the same for many of our players and the staff who have supported us all along. Court “My priority is to maintain focus on the game and ensure the overall safety and health of our players despite the outside noise,” said Kress.
SJSU transgender volleyball coach slams disqualified team for 'appalling and hateful messages' to players https://t.co/mK5y1BEw6E
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Imagine being this guy who steals the L and destroys American values.
