Basketball Season Mercifully Over, But We Have A Bit Of Good News

by dishingoutdimes on Mar 10, 2010 9:37 PM CST in Football

Okay, so basketball season is finally over, so you can all breathe a sigh of relief and put down the bottle. Admittedly, the past few months have been extremely disappointing, both in regards to football and basketball.

But, I happen to have a glimmer of good news for you!

Sam Bradford has shined on his Wonderlic test for the NFL Draft, scoring a 36 (out of a possible 50). The average for QBs is 22. For comparison, Tebow scored a 22, Jimmy Clausen a 23, and Colt McCoy a 25. In the past, Peyton Manning scored a 28, and Tom Brady scored a 33, so invariably this will cause scouts to drool over Sammy a bit more.

Of course, Bradford is not really participating in any of the physical activities in the combine, but he'll probably have a work out before the draft.

Adam Schefter of ESPN said a few weeks ago that he was certain that the Rams would take Bradford with the #1 overall pick. If that is true, one has to hope that Bradford doesn't go the route of Tim Couch, but rather more along the career curve of Peyton Manning.

(h/t SB Nation editors)

Tweet Comment 3 comments | 0 recs |

Do you like this story?

Comments

Oh, I got a lot more good news than that

the Women’s Gymnastic Team is #1, and just beat the former #1 in a meet.

The Men’s Gymnastic team…also #1 (but they did just lose to #2 Stanford)

Baseball team won again today. Not sure if they are rated correctly at 17th or not, but I’m liking what I’m seeing so far.

Every single one of the starting Rasslars (yeah, I spelled it correctly) are going to Nationals….all 10 of em! Team is currently ranked 8th in the country.

Softball girls are 12th ranked and have only lost 3 games all year.

The track and field just one the Big 12 Indoor Championship

I’m sure there is more

BOOMER SOONER

"You have been banned from the Purple Row, for Inappropriate conduct, profanity, (&) telling site authors their articles are crap."

by Redhawk on Mar 11, 2010 1:17 AM CST reply actions

Actually...

He did beat Texas his R-Freshman year. Or maybe you don’t remember that. He did lose 2008 yet I hate to give him the rap for 2009. He played, 8 plays? If he did play there might have been a different winner this year. Sammy B might have been worth the 3 points we lost by.

by What_the on Mar 17, 2010 10:11 AM CDT reply actions

Rams

I think Sam is poised to have a very good NFL career however going to a last place team with a weak offensive line raises some concerns given his shoulder injuries.

by Slingblade10 on Mar 22, 2010 7:48 PM CDT reply actions