re: Wonderlic a flawed test!

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I worked in Alabama and our graduation rate went through the roof at school/system I worked at. ACT score dropped nearly 2 points. We were told to pass them no matter what. One kid came 2 weeks to English 4 and passed. It’s a joke. Smoke and mirrors. If you had a pulse you passed and no one got kicked out. You were a senior - you were gonna pass no matter what.

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There's this thing called the "S.A.T.'S" that all students have to pass in order to be accepted into a major 4yr institution.

If you're at a school that does what you said it did and you or nobody else took to the initiative to expose the practice, then shame on you and all the other educators that allowed such a travesty to exist!

I had a friend like you except he had a law background, Stanford law grad as well, couldn't pass the bar in 3 states.

Looking at the updated scores, it seems that the bottom 2 have something in common, but I just can’t put my finger on it:

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Nate Stanley: 40
Justin Herbert 39* (previously 25)
Jake Fromm: 35
Joe Burrow: 34
Jake Luton: 33* (29)
Brian Lewerke 30* (25)
Jordan Love: 27
Anthony Gordon: 25
Jacob Eason: 23
James Morgan: 23
Jalen Hurts: 21* (18)
Tua Tagovailoa: 19* (13)

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Wonderlic a flawed test! by mintberrycrunchdawg
I had a friend like you except he had a law background, Stanford law grad as well, couldn't pass the bar in 3 states.

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Yet, he probably could/would of made one heck of a lawyer. Who knows?

Richard Sherman was a Stanford graduate
and he scored a 24 on the Wonderlic.
Look up what he has to say about the test. I'll give you a hint: it's a joke! Absolutely has zero bearing on how one will play and process information on the field.

[quote]And yet I (and many others) wind up smarter than anyone ever born in the state of Alabama.

And yet I (and many others)

Nope, not buying it! Good luck dumping the garbage cans m-f!