After Lamars atrocious Wonderlic score, I figured I would take it ...
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a 13, lower than a "typical janitor" ... that's literally what the report said, lower than a typical janitor lol.
13? That makes him a scholar at UL.
I mean hired his Mom to represent him...I wish this kid all the success, but man not looking to ''bright", we know he is a Mama's boy but it's ridiculous!!!!
Upon hearing the news of his wonderlic score, UNC has given Lamar an honorary doctorate.
If you guess you can get 10 or 11.
Stoops should have written Wonderlic questions on defense players jerseys
Stoops should have written Wonderlic questions on defense players jerseys
Surprised they didn’t make him Dean of Admissions.
http://wonderlictestsample.com/nfl-wonderlic-scores/
Frank Gore and Vince Young scored a 6 ... how is that even possible? Are there really adults that are that illiterate?
Frank Gore and Vince Young scored a 6 ... how is that even possible? Are there really adults that are that illiterate?
22, not near as smart as some of you but it was the same score as Brett Favre, my favorite Athlete All-Time. 60 % completed though.
Yes, not looking “to” bright, ridiculous
I didn’t like my score so I took it two more times and got a 36. Suck it
I scored the same as Blaine Gabbert. And I think I might be a better quarterback.
who got the highest score? 36?
Yea well I got a 37.
Yea well I got a 37.
Pretty sure alot of the guys who know they'll be top picks just blow it off and select randoms.
I scored a 69 and it was awesome. I will celebrate it tomorrow at 4:20pm . Good day sirs
That’s impressive. Are you a teacher by chance? I feel like someone straight out of high school testing (ACT, SAT) would nail this test with all of the word problems mixed with mental math.
There are different simulators. I did a quick version a month ago and got a 44. I did this version late last night and 35.
I'll be honest I wasn't expecting math word problems - took me about 3 minutes to figure out the first question in the 6 minute version of the test I took [laughing]
Anyway I got the same as David Carr - and probably answered about 10 questions
Anyway I got the same as David Carr - and probably answered about 10 questions
I am. Actually did an ACT prep unit with my classes before spring break so they can take it on the 14th.
Pacing yourself and getting through all the questions is the important part. Most people can answer them all correctly with no time limit. I skipped three altogether because they'd have taken me too much time. Need to answer one every 14 seconds.
Yeah I don't think it's very legitimate. I even got the exact same question twice.
Actually a lot of people think that it was a good move to forgo an agent. Most rookies don't need an agent as their salaries are basically set by the league. So why give 10%-15% of your earnings to someone who can't do much for you? All he needs is a good sports attorney to review his contract. He can then use an agent when its time to renegotiate and they can earn their money.
The Frank Gore story is heartbreaking when you look into his background. Plenty of information out there about his educational background.
I scored a 23 and I'm pretty proud of it because for the ENTIRE TIME I took the test my wife was telling me some kind of work story. She may have taken a couple of breaths but I can't be sure.
I actually took it for a job. They gave me that and the Myers-Briggs and then offered me a job after a 15 minute interview. Family run company and I was right out of college, if I knew then what I know now I would have said no thanks after that screening process.
Lol. Must have read a book or took a wkend class......"How to hire employees for Dummies....."