You are camp director of a youth basketball camp hosted on campus. You allow one of the camp attendees in the 10-year-old age division to pump air into the basketballs after he explains that it is flat. The player pumps the basketball up with more air than the manufacturer recommends. The ball explodes and he is injured. The child’s parents sue the manufacturer, yourself and the university. Discuss the case against the manufacturer in detail with regard to the three (3) causes of action in products liability cases. Which argument is the strongest for the plaintiff? Which one is the weakest? Is there any potential liability on your part? The university? Answer completely.