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SJSU declines to release public records on investigation of volleyball coach allegations
San Jose State University has refused to release emails related to decades-old allegations against volleyball coach Todd Kress, citing privacy and attorney-client privilege exemptions. The allegations, sent in a letter from a former Fairfield University player, describe abusive behavior by Kress in 1998, which she initially feared would jeopardize her scholarship if reported at the time. The university's decision comes amid ongoing Title IX legal disputes and controversy over Kress's role, with no public disclosures made about the investigation or allegations.
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