A couple of interesting articles about Young's Wonderlicscore.
http://www.profootballtalk.com/rumormill.htm
Here's the sequence of events, in the order the info came to us.
1. Word broke on Saturday afternoon of the test score. We heard it from a league source in Indy who was "99 percent" certain that the score was accurate. We later confirmed from another league source at the combine that Young had scored a six.
2. Word of the score spread faster than a blister-causing virus at Ron Mexico's high school reunion. By Saturday night, it was the talk of the town.
3. By Sunday morning, other publications had reported on the score.
4. By early Sunday afternoon, there were rumors that the combine officials were re-checking Young's test in order to determine whether it had been properly graded.
5. By late Sunday afternoon, we heard that the guy responsible for grading the test had screwed the thing up.
6. At about the same time, Texans G.M. Charley Casserly announced to 100 or so reporters that the report of the low score was inaccurate. He offered no other details.
7. By Sunday evening, we heard that some now believe the test was graded properly, and that someone had cobbled together the grading error excuse because Texas coach Mack Brown's head nearly exploded once he learned that the low score had been leaked.
The Monday morning news accounts do little to present a uniform version of the events.
PackersNews.com, a service of Gannett Wisconsin Newspapers, reports that
several scouts have confirmed that Young's score was a six.