Wanna know why Kelly didn't get drafted? You've got your answer.

per ESPN.com...

Georgia Tech wide receiver Kelly Campbell, who seemingly did the right thing by remaining with the Yellow Jackets for his senior season, probably blew any chance of becoming a part of the 2002 NFL Draft when it was made public that Campbell tested positive for marijuana during the NFL combines. Campbell's production dropped after a 1999 season in which he caught 69 passes for 1,105 yards. In 2000, he had 59 catches for 963 yards and in 2001 Campbell posted 56 balls for 708 yards. In his defense, the frail-looking Campbell played with several injuries his final two college seasons. Then again, Campbell has no defense for testing positive for marijuana at the combine workouts last month, an indiscretion which certainly will not help his stock. It remains a mystery why some players, who know they are going to be tested in Indianapolis and are apprised of such in advance, can't beat the temptation long enough to get through three days of the combine.

<small>[ April 22, 2002, 03:07 AM: Message edited by: JoltinJacket ]</small>

That's pitiful.

Typical coming from a Georgia Tech player! <img border="0" alt="[wave]" title="" src="graemlins/wave.gif" />

What's pathetic is none of the 3 senior O-lineman from the top rushing team in the ACC(a top 10 rushing team nationally) getting drafted this past weekend.

What's even more pathetic is 2 of the top defensive players who the aforementioned O-lineman dominated got drafted in the top 6.