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Recent rewweet from Pete Thamel:

RT @GregABedard: RT @BobMcGinn: Wonder why Terrelle Pryor made so many bad decisions at #Ohio State? He scored 7 on Wonderlic IQ test.

Dear god...you should barely be able to tie your shoes scoring that low...yet he was somehow able to stay eligible for 4 years at one of the supposed best universities in the country?
 
Pretty common knowledge these Big 10 "highly regarded academic institutions" have entirely separate academic tracks for their schollie athletes. No non-jocks need apply for that seminar in "Theories of Coaching Football"! given by the head coach!

Robert Smith pissed off the OsU FB staff royally when he insisted on taking a pre-med curriculum against their demands to stay with the jocks' track.

A player may end up with a diploma that says OsU or Mich-eegan on it, but that means squat because he majored in the history and theory of his "sport".
 
from wiki (I know).

"While an average football player usually scores around 20 points, Wonderlic, Inc. claims a score of at least 10 points suggests a person is literate.[SUP][2"


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7 ? Really ?

From wikpedia.. "a score of at least 10 points suggests a person is literate"


EDIT: BP beat me to it.
 
Hilarious. Even if it is a rumor.

Clearly no evidence behind him actually scoring this though.
 
From the Washington Post.....

Posted at 03:11 PM ET, 08/31/2011 [h=1]Report: Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor scores 7 on Wonderlic IQ test[/h] By Matt Brooks
 
btbuff said:
Hilarious. Even if it is a rumor.

Clearly no evidence behind him actually scoring this though.
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No evidence ???

Like driving up to practice in a new sports car while your school is under investigation evidence ?
 
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