Morris Claiborne Wonderlic (do we have a draft thread?)

[av7]

I wish I had tutors to take my tests and essays for 3 years. No way he survived on his own with those 4 rocks rattling around in his head

[Vaporub83]

Not worried about the test scores. I have taken the wonderlic its not hard but it is a thinking test. Has no similarities to football at all especially from a CB perspective.

[Beantown]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vaporub83

Not worried about the test scores. I have taken the wonderlic its not hard but it is a thinking test. Has no similarities to football at all especially from a CB perspective.

So, you're saying CBs don't need to think?

[Chrisksaint]

If you've watched him play you know he can think on the field, and that's all that matters.

LSU is known for being one of the better SEC schools when it comes to football graduation,etc. But like Watson said he was a general studies major lol/

[Yeah...THAT Guy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chrisksaint

If you've watched him play you know he can think on the field, and that's all that matters. LSU is known for being one of the better SEC schools when it comes to football graduation,etc. But like Watson said he was a general studies major lol/

On a kinda related note, how in the hell is Kentucky supposedly #1 in the SEC in APR? There's just so much wrong in college athletics I don't even know where to start lol.

But back on topic, yeah, I would assume that Claiborne just didn't give a **** at all about this test, because if the test is the way it's been made out to be, you basically need a 3rd grade education to get more than 4.

[KingV2k3]

Last year it was Terrell Pryor's score (reported as a 7, claimed later to be a 22) that caused a stir, this year it's Claiborne...

Here's a sample test to compare "your" score to:

http://walterfootball.com/draftwonderlic.php

It's revised from the one that I posted in the Pryor thread last year, but is very similar...

I was never much of a "test taker", but even I got a 36, while skimming it at work...

I'm not sure what the "math" of the situation really is, but one would think that it's possible to beat a 4 by simply guessing...

[55]

Quote: Originally Posted by WatsonTiger

First off, the only reason this was leaked was to embarrass him.

Mission accomplished, I'd say.

I was big on the Bucs taking Claiborne at 5, but perhaps trading down for Kirkpatrick might be a brighter idea. Unless, of course, Kirkpatrick scored a 3 or less.

[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by 55

Mission accomplished, I'd say. I was big on the Bucs taking Claiborne at 5, but perhaps trading down for Kirkpatrick might be a brighter idea. Unless, of course, Kirkpatrick scored a 3 or less.

Or unless he gets arrested for possession. Oh wait...
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2...irkpatric.html