Question: Hemphill, a football player at Southern Illinois State University, was furnished with a uniform and helmet. While playing a game, he was injured and claimed that his defective helmet furnished by the college caused the injury. Hemphill sued the school, its athletic director, and the head coach under Article 2 of the UCC dealing with merchants and the liability of merchants. Was Hemphill correct in bringing a lawsuit under Article 2? (Hemphill v. Sayers, 552 Supp. 685)