Harvard QB Aces Wonderlic

[NorthShoreBuck]

Have to give the Harvard guy props!
I have the test somewhere, I have taken twice for job interviews.
I think it is 50 questions in 20 minutes with the questions getting harder.
I believed a company would want someone to get it right as opposed to done so I spent more time than I normally would on each question.
I think the recruiter told me I got in the low to mid forties correct.

I used the entire 20 minutes, 9 minutes is blazing.

Then again he is in Harvard and the test is no secret so I suppose he had the chance to prep for the test if you will.

[bearonu]

I actually just received the press release e-mail from Hampton's Sports Information Director on Mathis' combine performance.

For Immediate Release February 27, 2005

Hampton’s Jerome Mathis Fastest Man At NFL Combine

Indianapolis, Ind. – Former Hampton University wide receiver Jerome Mathis turned heads with his speed yesterday at the NFL combine in Indianapolis, Indiana. Mathis not only had the fastest time to this point, but also what is believed to be the best in combine history at an electronically timed 4.32 seconds. Deion Sanders ran 4.28 in 1989, but his was hand-timed rather than the electronic times being registered this year. Mathis' hand-timed clocking was 4.25 according to longtime combine veterans Bill Parcells and Gil Brandt.
Mathis was the fastest wideout at 4.32. Indiana’s Courtney Roby was next at 4.36 and South Carolina’s Troy Williamson was third at 4.38 Arguably the most explosive player in I-AA, Mathis led the country with an average of 35.5 yards per return and set an I-AA record with five kickoff returns for touchdowns. The senior wide receiver, who is also the two-time NCAA East Regional champion in the 200-meter dash, returned kickoffs of 91, 99, 92, 80 and 93 yards respectively, the last coming during Hampton’s first round playoff game against William & Mary where he accounted for a school record 394 all-purpose yards.
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