Right into the faces of the women who brought suit to try to keep the man, known as Blaire Flaming on the San Jose State University Spartans volleyball team from playing in the postseason.
The lawsuit argued that allowing them to participate would knowingly violate a law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in women’s sports.
However, Judge S. Kato Crews – an appointee of President Biden to the US District Court in Colorado – ruled on Monday that Fleming can continue to compete on SJSU’s women’s team despite that accusation.
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Fleming and the Spartans are guaranteed a semifinal tie, where they will meet either Utah State or Boise State – two of the teams who forfeited against them earlier this season.
Along with Wyoming, Boise State has refused to play them on two separate occasions in 2024 amid concerns over Fleming.
Unfortunately the ball is once again in the court of the opposing teams. They have the choice of forfeiting again, which loses the women on those teams the chance to win a championship.
We’ll see what happens.
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