It's Starting to Look Like Deep SAT

There are reports coming out that a third recent Memphis player had questionable test scores in high school.

First, it was superstar point guard Derrick Rose. Next, we learned that Robert Dozier has an SAT score that was flagged and he was not accepted at Georgia. Now, reports have surfaced that guard Doneal Mack was not allowed into Florida after his test score was flagged.

Jeff Goodman at FoxSports.com reports the following:

While at Statesville Christian (N.C.), he took the ACT for the first time and received a score that was on a verge of qualifying. He took it again, the score jumped significantly and it was flagged.

Florida, where he was committed to at the time, said he had to take it a third time in order to be admitted. His third score was slightly higher than the first one, but was still thrown out because it wasn’t high enough.

Florida deemed him inadmissible and he wound up qualifying to play at Memphis – where his third test score was admissible.

That means that three of the top six scorers from John Calipari's team last season have question marks with their test scores.

My Thoughts: Once again, innocent or not, this adds to the media's negative image of John Calipari.