NCAA PUTS THE KIBOSH ON BASEBALL CARD OF MI QB

          Upper Deck "agreed to stop production" of a baseball
     card, which features Univ. of MI QB and minor league
     baseball player Drew Henson, after Henson's family "pointed
     out a conflict with NCAA rules," according to Cotsonika &
     Sipple of the DETROIT FREE PRESS.  NCAA Dir of Membership
     Services Athena Yiamouyiannis said that although Henson is
     allowed "to play professional baseball while remaining an
     amateur in football," NCAA rules prohibit "companies such as
     Upper Deck to profit off his image."  Upper Deck stopped
     production of the card "immediately" upon the Henson's
     request to do so, but cards that were already produced and
     distributed "can't be recalled."  The card, which has been
     on the market for about two weeks, is selling on the
     Internet for "as much as" $5, and "it might grow even more
     valuable as supplies dwindle" (DETROIT FREE PRESS, 1/13).