You can make a case that some USC players are raising their draft stock simply by getting away from Clay Helton.
USC offensive lineman Chuma Edoga scored a 34 on the Wonderlic test, which is one of the top scores I’ve seen this year. The only Pac-12 score that was better was Washington State quarterback Gardner Minshew, who scored a 42.
Edoga did not get along with former USC offensive line coach Neil Callaway and you’re seeing how motivated he is now that he got away from USC because he had a good Senior Bowl and generally good reviews since he left. He missed quite a few practices at USC and also famously got ejected against Utah State when he pushed an official.
So you are saying that Chuma was smart enough to realize that his college coaches were dummies.
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Neil Callaway a liability, Scott? None are so blind as those who refuse to see! The number of lineman who perfected their craft under Coach Callaway is too big to even measure. The one & only reason every single player on his o-lines underperformed every year in every game is that they were in awe of his intelligence, communication abilities and coaching skills.
#ItsSoObvious
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Wouldn’t it be fun to see Owns Wonderlic score? To see the real value of a Cerritos education. What are the odds he would get to 10?
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What are the odds he would get to 10?
Out of how many tries?? Give him a break Linkster. The tests are biased towards humans.
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Maybe he can hire Singer and get extra time on the test or even have someone correct his answers.
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Pudly & Calabasas —I love the effect Scott’s snarky writing is having on all of us. We’re really becoming a well oiled team! [Hope Graham’s offense plays with this much cohesion]…..
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https://footballiqscore.com/result/93231
Took the test and received a 15 score. I did not finish all the questions.
Based on the test I took, Missing Link and Pusley together score a 3.
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Standardized tests can be misleading and over emphasized.
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