what is the name of the college football i.q. test , these scores are usually posted around draft time?
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It is called the Wonderlic IQ test...\nESPN.com has a cool demonstration Wonderlic test.
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usually in b4 june after the draft...but defiantly b4 July 14 becuz they have to have the schedule b4 NCAA 07 comes out
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If you can play football really well, the other things don't matter as much. I go to U of M. My scores were 1400 on the SATs (I took it before the writing section was added). I don't know what it would be now with all the changes.
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Fox Sports, under their fantasy section.\n\nRoger Rotter usually predicts scores, and provides a scoring breakdown.  It's right on the front page under "Predictions."
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here ya go\n\nhttp://nfl.com/freeagency/qa
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Most of your time will probably be spent before your draft. Scouting players, seeing what RBs are going to get the carries, what WRs have good throwing QBs, etc. Basically finding the not so obvious choices. After the draft each week I would say less than an hour finding out who is exceeding expectations, not meeting expectations and then dropping and adding players accordingly.
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http://espn.go.com/page2/s/closer/020228test.html
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at least you don't have to worry about the bcs lol. top 25 rankings dont matter in the preseason and it is much more motivating to be the underdog so expect your team to come out with an attitude of something to prove. its not all bad.
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Like james said.....in the NFL the defenders much faster than in college. Even the worst NFL players were the best college players.
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Selection sunday is the 12th of March. The play in game is March 14th, the first round games will be played March 16th and 17th. These dates are for the NCAA Div I basketball championship. IF you are talking about your state's high school "March Madness" - I don't know. Also, the term is commonly applied to any post season hoops tourney.
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Why would you post such a question in "American Football?"
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I'd suggest you start by reading these:\n\nThis will explain the rankings and polls:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_NCAA_Division_I-A_football_rankings\n\nThis explains college football in general:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncaa_football
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www.rivals100.com\n\nand if your too lazy to go to the site here it is...\n School Total Commits Commits Commits Avg Total \n1  Southern Cal 25 5 14 6 3.96 3,018 \n2  Florida 27 4 17 5 3.89 2,901 \n3  Florida State 31 2 18 10 3.68 2,703 \n4  Georgia 28 2 14 12 3.64 2,436 \n5  Texas 25 2 11 12 3.60 2,283 \n6  Penn State 24 1 14 8 3.63 2,241 \n7  LSU 25 2 12 11 3.64 2,238 \n8  Notre Dame 28 2 10 15 3.46 2,189 \n9  Oklahoma 28 1 13 14 3.54 2,180 \n10  Auburn 25 1 14 7 3.52 2,148
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Or check football stats
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The NFL Draft begins on April 29 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern on ESPN for Rounds 1-3 and April 30 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern on ESPN2 for Rounds 4-7.
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The SAT (pronounced "S-A-T") Reasoning Test, formerly called the Scholastic Aptitude Test and Scholastic Assessment Test, is a type of standardized test frequently used by colleges and universities in the United States to aid in the selection of incoming students. In the U.S., the SAT is administered by the private College Board, and is developed, published, and scored by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Many universities in other countries such as the United Kingdom have recently begun to use the test as a scholastic benchmark as well, if perhaps not with as much weight.