For real though, get a clue. This kid is just a straight up moron. It’s called a “standardized” test for a reason. I think it’s racist you think minorities should be held at a lower standard of intelligence.

Where’s the facepalm icon? A brain is required to attend Louisiana State “UNIVERSITY”. You know, it’s that place where young people gather rooms with things called books and listen to old smart people talk about math, science, history, engineering, etc. Oh wait, LSU is in the SEC where attitudes like Jaylord40 towards EDUCATION are non-existent if you were blessed genetically with athletic ability.

Jaylord40, are you the LSU president?

@ESPNfeedback

He better be glad he’s a CB that can play man…he doesn’t have to know crap.

Heck, that’s the reason he is a CB…he can’t spell Playbook much less read one.

LSU did a heck of a job getting Morris “all learned up!”

For those that haven’t read the article, Claiborne has a learning disability diagnosed in high school that impacts his ability to read. He used the resources provided by LSU to negate his disability in the classroom as much as possible (probably things like oral exams, auditory textbooks, etc).

Why he chose to take the test is probably a reasonable question to ask, but since the GMs already know what his score is and he undoubtedly has been candid with them about his disability, the only reason for this information to be out there is to generate hits to whatever scummy “news” site chooses to do the hit piece for some scummy GM or opposing agent that wants to drive down fan sentiment against a kid with a disability. Very cute. Hope you’re proud of yourself Florio.

Are u kidding me!?!? Guess colleges will let anyone in if you have a high profile name and a lot of $

LSU. Great student athletic tradition!!!

This isn’t rocket science it’s football.

Just another example of what “SEC Speed” will get you.

Don’t you get a score of 4 for correctly spelling your name??
SEC really needs to raise the requirements for enrollment,
this should be an embarrassment for the whole league.
Instant investigation on the academic requirements for LSU. I bet this kid never went to class most likely because he couldn’t read the signs that were installed to navigate him to the proper buildings.
Then again it’s LSU, so it’s not unlikely that they placed giant arrows with his Jersey number on them to point him in the right direction.

Regards,
Donovan McNabb’s comprehension of overtime rules

Dude have you ever seen some of the questions?

Last time I checked, months of the year and fractions were not inherently racist-pretty much everything there is basic knowledge, not rocket science.

The Wonderlic should be abolished because like most standardized tests it is inherently racist and puts minority candidates at a disadvantage.

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That is the most ignorant statement I have read hear. Ubummer, get a clue. This kid took the same classes as, white kids, Asian kids and Hispanic kids. Some of these kids that applied themselves most likely scored much much higher. The kids that do not apply themselves to school fail miserably. He had all of the chances to excel that any other race has. In fact as a minority, he had more of a chance. My sons graduating class last year had a black valedictorian. He lived in the projects with his grandmother. His father in prison and his mother dead from meth. He scored over 2300 on his SAT and is currently enrolled at Emory University on a Acedemic Scholarship. So dont give me the “it is racist” BS. If you want to hide behind that, then you support stupidity. If he can do it in his situation, anyone can do it.