Oregon RB Jonathan "Snoop" Stewart (official thread)

[ZekeD]

It has been a damn long time since I took the SAT, isn't 650 abysmal?

 

[tmporter]

650 is almost the same as not taking it. If you answer all the questions wrong you would have a similar score. The only way to get this low is to not answer questions or not have time to finish.

 

[DCBuckFan]

I thought 650 was a good score.. on one section... that has to be a misprint..

 

[strohs]

I thought 650 was a good score.. on one section... that has to be a misprint..

Yeah, I would have to think so.
It seems nearly impossible to score that low.

 

[BuckNutty]

It may very well be a misprint, who knows, but it certainly would explain why it took schools like USC and Ohio State so long to offer, not to mention Notre Dame, who are waiting on his new test scores before they decide whether they will offer or not.

 

[Buck Nasty]

He will need almost twice that score for ND to even think about it.

 

[OSU Rob]

650 is like scoring worse than 95% of all the high schoolers who take the exam. It must be some type of misprint.

 

[Mike68]

The thing is that if he gets a much better score (and let's hope that he does/ can) on this test that it may get flagged and qustioned which could hold up the process even more.

 

[buckiprof]

Basic info on the SAT scoring is here, and here is a pertinent line from the site "The SAT I is scored on a scale of 200-800 for both the math and verbal sections." This implies that the lowest composite score is 400. But this is the Raw Score. The Scaled Score would be a little bit higher than that around 470. In either case, a 650 would be quite low.

 

[LloydSev]

It may very well be a misprint, who knows, but it certainly would explain why it took schools like USC and Ohio State so long to offer, not to mention Notre Dame, who are waiting on his new test scores before they decide whether they will offer or not.

"Someone" at BN PM'd me last month and said that Stewart told him that he was very dissapointed in his SAT score. This would probobaly corroborate that.

 

[StoRMinBrutus]

Does anyone know when the results from his 2nd attempt at the SAT's will be available?
Whats the min. standards for Ohio State admissions?

 

[BuckNutty]

Does anyone know when the results from his 2nd attempt at the SAT's will be available?

In the update Stewart says he expects the results back in a couple of weeks.

 

[NJ-Buckeye]

Numerous sources stated Snoop was scheduled for SAT in October... that being the case, SAT.org posts the following:

<table class="dataTable" border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="345"> <tbody><tr><th class="tableSubhed" style="vertical-align: top;" scope="row" width="34%">Test Date
(includes Sunday test dates)</th> <th class="tableSubhed" style="vertical-align: top;" scope="row" width="33%">Scores Available by Web/Phone</th> <th class="tableSubhed" style="vertical-align: top;" scope="row" width="33%">Scores Mailed</th> </tr> <tr class="tableDark"> <td>October 9, 10</td> <td>October 22</td> <td>October 30</td></tr></tbody> </table>
Unless he switched to November...

 

[crazybuckfan40]

results usually take about 4 to 6 weeks in the mail meaning he should be getting them anytime.

 

[Buckskin86]

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/preps/199528_recruit13.html

Jonathan Stewart, by far the state's most coveted recruit, has taken one official recruiting trip and that was to Washington State. Stewart plans to take the rest after the Timberline Blazers finish their season. Stewart said he has trimmed his list to USC, Oregon, WSU, Cal, Notre Dame, Tennessee and Ohio State, though it is thought that Oregon and WSU are at the top of his list.

Stewart wants to study sports medicine