Colin P. Fahey has what it takes to score the lowest RAW score possible on the SAT. Believe it or not, this endeavor isn't as easy as it sounds, because submitting blank answers will result in a higher RAW score than wrong answers. In other words, you have to be pretty good to get every question wrong. (Note, even Colin didn't succeed; he got a few right answers despite his Master's degree.)

Colin gives an account of his experience here. Absolutely riveting stuff--you even get to see pics of his equipment and the revolting classroom he took the test in. (Really brings back the memories..) I really am curious if other people will rise to the challenge of achieving the worst possible SAT score.