I know there's a wonderlic thread already, but Manningham scoring a 6 deserves it's own thread......

[Sagnastys Finest]

Originally Posted by Ozymandias

A friend of mine works in the UM athletic department. He said Manningham is the dumbest player he has ever dealt with, "and that's saying A LOT!"

one of my friends (female...doesn't go to MSU or UM) was dating some UM football player (i believe he was a backup wide reciever or something, he's just a freshman). anyways, she said she hung out with MM a few times and Hart once. she said MM is a huge ass and that he is just all into himself. she said that Hart is a nice guy but i guess his gf is very controlling and bitchy

[degreedo]

Originally Posted by LoneWolfSparty®

"To rip UM players for low Wonderlic scores is stupid!"

Signed,

The RCMBers with Secret scum love.

Get over yourself you hack. The thread you started had a guy with a 26 and a 21.

This 6 is definitely something to blast. Maybe if you had found better scores to rip you wouldn't have looked like such an ass.

[arfabe16]

Originally Posted by spartyman

Take the test yourself.....

Or at least a few questions.

ESPN.com - Page2 - So, how do you score?

I got 2 wrong up to the 4th to last question (I didn't answer the last 3 questions because I got bored) and I feel like a ****** because of that. It was easy as hell and the questions I missed were stupid mistakes.


I wonder how many Manningham had to have gotten wrong to get THAT!

[SpartyOnInChitown]

Bolley's comment: "I hope Manham don smoke two much wacky tobacy…

….but he do an cause he smoke it with Kwame an cause get mind off ugle UM girls an cause eat bag of doritos then rubby on girls porch looking in windoe"


He brought it strong!

[Bleedgreen_90]

Originally Posted by OPSpartan

Has Mikey Hart returned Harbaugh's michigan man card yet? He's dead on. BTW, 10 is considered being literate in the wonderlic.

More Wonderlic scores « Potencial

Hard to have confidence in a test who's second question is flawed and at best, written poorly.

Having said that, I scored higher then any of the players listed in this thread. Does that make my 20-40 good enough?

GO GREEN!

[lp]

Further proof of why Arrington > Manningham. As a Lions fan, I'd take AA in 3rd or 4th round. It would be a heckuva pickup.

[takeownershiptoday]

Manningham = dumb, and a liar. sounds like a worthy investment

[HUT1HUT2]

Originally Posted by AvgMSUJoe

Wow... looking at the test, that dude is ******ed...

Maybe now would be a nice time for Harbaugh and Hart to get back into it...

So, you can be ******ed and still play for Michigan.

Does MM ride the special bus At least he never has to take off his helmet.

[SpartyOnInChitown]

Originally Posted by HUT1HUT2

So, you can be ******ed and still play for Michigan.

Does MM ride the special bus At least he never has to take off his helmet.

I think Mike Hart staked his claim to the short bus.

[GRR Spartan]

evidently you can be illiterate and gain admission to umaa as long as you can make sense of play diagrams.

20 years ago while living in Norman OK I became friends with two grad assistants for Switzer who showed me the mid term exams for a football theory class they were teaching. Two people had perfect scores on the diagram section of the tests (both drawing plays and completing the diagrams that were partially drawn) but bombed the written portion. Both were starters for the Sooner football team and one played over 5 years in the NFL.

[werefromEL]

Originally Posted by arfabe16

I got 2 wrong up to the 4th to last question (I didn't answer the last 3 questions because I got bored) and I feel like a ****** because of that. It was easy as hell and the questions I missed were stupid mistakes.


I wonder how many Manningham had to have gotten wrong to get THAT!

i just told my mom who is a social worker his score and his IQ and she told me that he was "definetely cognatively ********"

[MattR644]

Originally Posted by spartyman

Take the test yourself.....

Or at least a few questions.

ESPN.com - Page2 - So, how do you score?

Wow, a monkey without pen and paper could get 11 or 12 out of 15...

[Chi Town Sparty]

Originally Posted by GRR Spartan

evidently you can be illiterate and gain admission to umaa as long as you can make sense of play diagrams.

20 years ago while living in Norman OK I became friends with two grad assistants for Switzer who showed me the mid term exams for a football theory class they were teaching. Two people had perfect scores on the diagram section of the tests (both drawing plays and completing the diagrams that were partially drawn) but bombed the written portion. Both were starters for the Sooner football team and one played over 5 years in the NFL.

Let's see, 5 years in the NFL would leave you with about 38 more years before you could retire and collect Social Security. That's a mighty long time to be out in the real world with a bogus degree from a football factory.

[Chi Town Sparty]

Originally Posted by MattR644

Wow, a monkey without pen and paper could get 11 or 12 out of 15...

I got 13 out of 15 so at least I beat the monkey. I misread one of the questions, but no excuses.

[Stats]

Originally Posted by spartyman

Take the test yourself.....

Or at least a few questions.

ESPN.com - Page2 - So, how do you score?

I HAD to forward this to him....guess who just put up a 7/15:

http://www.spartantailgate.com/forum...han-lucas.html

[WixomSpartan]

Originally Posted by Jason Grilli's Sofa

I wonder if he even bothered to answer all the questions. Chris Leak got an 8 last year but only answered like 12 questions. Still, that's friggin pathetic. A 6? A dog could probably do that good by pawing at an answer.

"Why do I need to know how to read? Coach will show me pictures of the plays"

[dag80]

Bill Martin was interviewed last year by Eric Lacy of the Detroit News:

"I think there were some players in our state of Michigan that we weren't
able to bring to Michigan. Understand, that in the Big Ten, Michigan and
Northwestern can recruit from a (small) pool while others can recruit from a
(much larger) pool, strictly because of (Michigan's and Northwestern's)
admissions standards. People have to understand that in every sport. This is
what we got, everyone else (can have another standard). Don't forget it."

So let me get this straight.

Is Bill saying that scum and NU recruit from the smaller pool of ******ed players and all the other Big Ten schools have to recruit from the larger pool of normal players?

[spartans17]

Originally Posted by Ozymandias

A friend of mine works in the UM athletic department. He said Manningham is the dumbest player he has ever dealt with, "and that's saying A LOT!"

It just wouldn't be a thread without this dbag bragging about all the friends he has in higher places

[arfabe16]

Originally Posted by dag80

Bill Martin was interviewed last year by Eric Lacy of the Detroit News:

"I think there were some players in our state of Michigan that we weren't
able to bring to Michigan. Understand, that in the Big Ten, Michigan and
Northwestern can recruit from a (small) pool while others can recruit from a
(much larger) pool, strictly because of (Michigan's and Northwestern's)
admissions standards. People have to understand that in every sport. This is
what we got, everyone else (can have another standard). Don't forget it."

So let me get this straight.

Is Bill saying that scum and NU recruit from the smaller pool of ******ed players and all the other Big Ten schools have to recruit from the larger pool of normal players?

NU's minimum required ACT/SAT score FOR ATHLETES is higher than the average ACT/SAT score of the AVERAGE STUDENT at Michigan State.

I don't mean to rag on my own school... but come on, taking it out on NU?

Michigan wants to be like NU and often associated its name in sketchy ways to NU... but Michigan is no NU, especially not when it comes to the requirements for its athletes.

My brother was friends with a defensive back at NU back when they went to that crazy bowl game against UCLA. He wasn't allowed to play in the bowl game because he failed a JUNIOR LEVEL CLASS at Northwestern...

[LA_Spartan]

15. A boy is 17 years old and his sister is twice as old. When the boy is 23 years old, what will be the age of his sister?

Mario: 46

[goState18]

Originally Posted by HUT1HUT2

So, you can be ******ed and still play for Michigan.

Does MM ride the special bus At least he never has to take off his helmet.

Damn you're ignorant, most kids on the "Short Bus" would get 14/15 or 15/15 on that, but then show their joy in a way society deems completely unacceptable. When people told you they aren't stupid, they're different, they weren't kidding. Most of em are actually smarter.

[BostonUSpartan]

Originally Posted by werefromEL

i just told my mom who is a social worker his score and his IQ and she told me that he was "definetely cognatively ********"

Likewise, I'm sure... Are you seriously ragging on someone ELSE's intellectual abilities??? Could you have at least spelled one of the three quoted words correctly? Wow (unless I'm in the 10% here...)

[MSUisbetterthanu]

Originally Posted by BostonUSpartan

Likewise, I'm sure... Are you seriously ragging on someone ELSE's intelectuall abilities??? Could you have at least spelled one of the three quoted words correctly? Wow (unless I'm in the 10% here...)

Your a moran.

[spartans17]

Originally Posted by goState18

Damn you're ignorant, most kids on the "Short Bus" would get 14/15 or 15/15 on that, but then show their joy in a way society deems completely unacceptable. When people told you they aren't stupid, they're different, they weren't kidding. Most of em are actually smarter.

You, on the other hand, are very stupid.

[sarcyspice]

Originally Posted by spartyman

Take the test yourself.....

Or at least a few questions.

ESPN.com - Page2 - So, how do you score?

wow

if you score a "6" on that what the bejesus does that say about the "general studies" degree at UM???

so much for the "harvard of the west"