The controversy surrounding the San Jose State University’s women’s volleyball team is getting more complicated as opposing teams continue to forfeit matches amid reports that Spartans

A third women's volleyball team has forfeited playing against an Jose State due to the arrival of redshirt junior Blaire Fleming.

More women s volleyball teams have forfeited matches against San Jose State University because the California school has allowed a male athlete to compete on its women s team

Utah State University has become the fourth school to withdraw from its match against the San Jose State University women’s volleyball squad, an undefeated team at the center of a transgender-athlete uproar.

Three collegiate women’s volleyball teams have forfeited games against San Jose State University, which has a trans-identifying male, Blaire Fleming, on its roster. The University of Wyoming announced in a statement Tuesday that the women’s team will forfeit its upcoming Saturday game.

The San Jose State women's volleyball team this week had its fourth game canceled by opponents in an apparent protest against a player alleged to be transgender.

Two weeks ago, the co-captain of the San Jose State women’s volleyball team joined a federal lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s transgender athlete participation policy. Brooke Slusser advocated for the disqualification of a volleyball teammate who allegedly was born male but now identifies as a transgender female.

The Spartans face Colorado State on Thursday after Wyoming and Utah State forfeited upcoming matches without giving a reason.

Utah State joins the list of schools canceling volleyball matches against San Jose State — and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox backs the decision.

San Jose State University's women's volleyball team have been embroiled in controversy, and were beaten by Colorado State.