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In an interview with Dan Dakich, Urban Meyer discussed his concern with the emergence of NIL collectives - programs not affiliated with universities that provide NIL opportunities for student athletes at specific schools...
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“I don’t know,” Meyer said. “I’m not saying it’s all that way, but from my understanding, it’s a fancy word for cheating."

“When I hear that word [collective] 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 and then decide who gets that money based on ability level," Meyer said.

"Which, I think is 1A of the rule of NIL, you can’t do that.”
(The Spun)
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Cheating? You mean like cheating on your wife by having your hand up some girl's backside in public and being dumb enough get caught on video doing that? Is that the kind of cheating you are talking about Urbie?
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U.Meyer is the definition of cringe. why Larry gives him so much free air time on here is kind of creepy as well.
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No shite.
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Not impressed with Urban ‘ Weiner ‘ Meyer
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Does his finger still stink.
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If Meyer had his testosterone level tested, it would come back negative.
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I cringe when I see that fake piece of Oscar Meyer weird Coach ness
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I don’t think there is any cheating….collectives are 100% legal now. I don’t like the system now, but if those are within the rules you have to figure out how to win within the rules.
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Takes one to know one
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lol frick him, it's legal now.
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Lol. Oh Urban.





STFU please.
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I wonder what “Mrs. Urban” thinks about Urban’s description of cheating. Hmmm…
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Go grind up on another 23 yr old, Urban
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Sure he’s right but who would be the #1 cheater if he was still a college coach? ??
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Not anymore than when he was at Ohio State and Florida! He was the KING!
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Water is wet! Yeah, Urban you should know quite well about cheating, you were one of the best at it!
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Right now? How about always and forever.
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My first reaction. The 1980s was no place for poors in the SWC lol.
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Based take. It was always going on behind the scenes. Now it's just out in the open under a "collective".
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Interesting to hear Meyer and Saban, two of the biggest cheaters in college football history, bash NIL, but they had not problem paying players when in was illegal that helped pull in the best players in the country every year!
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NIL made it ok for every team to pay players. Before you were taking a risk if you were caught paying a player. So if you had sophisticated ways to pay players you had a huge advantage.
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Well, he should know.
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