1984_10 The Daily Collegian October 1984

              CSU, Fres«o
Monday, Oct. 1,1984
The Daily Collegian
FSU golfer
violates
NCAA rule
A CSU F golfer who violated an NCAA
rule by appearing at a model in a calendar
could be suspended for up to a year.
Jim Matesuski, who appeared as Mr.
September in the Red Hot Men of Fresno
State calendar, was in violation of NCAA
rule3-l-(e).
The rule states that "an individual shall
not be eligible for participation in
intercollegiate athletics if he permits the
use of his or her name or picture to
directly advertise, recommend or promote
the sale or use of a commercial product or
service of any kind or-receives
remuneration (payment) for endorsing
a commerciafproduct or service."
Matesuski said he was not paid by the
producer of the calendar, Terry Wapne^
and did not try to promote CSUF go|f ii(
anv way. He felt that posing for the
picture''could be 4' good start for a
modeling career.
CSUF Athletic Director Jack Lengyel
said his department was not aware of the
violation until the Sports Information
office informed his office of the situation.
He said he immediately informed the
Pacific Coast Athletic Association of the
violation, and that they would decide
whether to warn Matesuski about future
violations, or suspend him for a year.
1 cmgyel said he hoped the PCAA 10*
member ruling committee would take the
same action in other cases — a warning to
the player. If. however, the committee
issues a suspension the matter will go to the
NCAA. But according to the NCAA
newsletter that clarified the commercial
endorsement rule, the item that the athlete
is featured in has to be removed from sale
if the player only receives a warning.
U-ngyel. who is on the PCAA ruling
committee, said he will abstain from the
One action that has occurred is that the
ca lendars are no longer sold on the CSUF
campus. Matesuski isn't sure, but he
thinks the athletic department played a
role in banning the sale of the calendars on
campus.
Matesuski is presently suspended from
all golf tournaments, according to CSUF
golf coach Mike Watney.
I cngyel said that Matesuski was aware
of i he rule when the pictures were taken
this summer, but was not clear about the
interpretation.
"He was under the assumption that if it
was m the summertime, and if no Fresno
State equipment was used, or if he could
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