Univ of Nebraska wrestlers under investigation; Athletic department officials contact gay sex site
”We’re working with the school in terms of maintaining the guys’ eligibility in the NCAA.”
John Marsh, Los Angeles-based owner of Fratmen.TV, a site that features adult, male models, saying he has spoken with University of Nebraska athletic department officials. Marsh reportedly says that it would be a shame if the appearance of two wrestlers on his site made them ineligible to participate further because their pictures would have been used for commercial purposes which is not allowed by the NCAA. (Husker Extra)
“We’re investigating the situation now, and until we find out further information we’re not going to make a statement into regards to Paul and Kenny being in our program.”
Mark Manning, Wrestling Coach at the University of Nebraska, looking into the possible violations of a team code of conduct among two wrestling champions, Paul and Kenny, who appear to have posed nude and solo for a gay site site called Fratmen.tv as Nash and Cal. Censored versions of the photos were featured on a school gossip site called The Scarlet Project. (Husker Extra)
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