Brooke Slusser speaks out against SJSU admins after volleyball coach's allegations surface

Former SJSU volleyball star Brooke Slusser spoke out against her former coach Todd Kress after Fox News Digital reported the school was told of decades-old allegations against the coach during Slusser's last season in 2024.

During Brooke Slusser's last college volleyball season at San Jose State in 2024, she claims she was told to never be in a room alone with head coach Todd Kress. Slusser claimed that people close to her, including her parents, heard rumors that Kress allegedly attacked one of his former players in a hotel room many years ago.

"I was told just to be safe and not be in a room alone with him when my parents found out about it ... I didn't know all of the information, so it was kind of scary when I was concerned when everyone was telling me, 'We're not gonna tell you everything that happened 'cause we don't wanna scare you, but we're telling you from here on out, you are not allowed to be alone in a room with Todd Kress,'" Slusser told Fox News Digital on Friday.

Fox News Digital reported Tuesday that in October 2024, SJSU was sent a letter by one of Kress's former players that included allegations he attacked her in a team hotel room in 1998.

SJSU WAS TOLD OF DECADES-OLD ALLEGATIONS AGAINST VOLLEYBALL COACH DURING CONTROVERSIAL 2024 SEASON

The letter's contents included the allegations that Kress "forcibly threw me on the bed" then "pulled his pants down and put his back side in my face," and then "picked me up, and threw me into the bathtub where he held me down and threatened to turn on the shower with me laying there."

Slusser alleged that the school never informed her or other players of the allegations in the letter.

"The school gave us absolutely zero information. This was never brought up once.