[Husker] WSJ - Sept 30th

[Kurt Holst]

I read the article as well.  It was written about the NFL but included 
the ranking of college teams also.  St. Louis is ranked #1 (Oakland was 
#2) in the NFL and the article centered around their team and how they 
incorporate the Wonderlic testing into draft day deciscion-making.  One 
thing I couldn't tell from the article was what college players were 
tested to compile the college rankings, or if they just used scores from 
players tested at the NFL combine.

Kurt Holst

jonlists at cbsol.com wrote:

>At a client site a few days ago, I got to glance at the Wall Street 
>Journal, where they had an article about the smartest athletes... I didn't 
>get the chance to read it and figure out what exactly they were testing 
>(Wonderlic?), but Nebraska finished 10th. Stanford was first in the NCAA 
>(figures). 
>
>NFL? The Packers finished last. The Oakland Raiders were first or 
>somewhere close. Sounds rigged to me. 
>
>Anyone else read the full article? 
>
>Jon Johnston
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