Urban Meyer thinks the NCAA's use of name, image and likeness rules that allow players to earn money is a way for teams to cheat the system.
In an interview on Don't at Me with Dan Dakich (h/t Mark Harris of OutKick.com), Meyer said his understanding of the rules makes it sound like "collective" is "a fancy word for cheating."
"When I hear that word I kind of cringe right now and I hear the stories behind it that they're going to go to donors and boosters and ask for a lot of money, put them in a big pot and then decide who gets that money based on ability level," he added.