Malcolm Kelly Upset With OU After Pro Day
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Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes Kelly on his pro day work out: [Malcolm] Kelly, who ran the 40-yard dash in 4.68 seconds, said he wasn't told by the OU strength staff until this morning that the location of the pro day had been moved from Astroturf in the Mosier Center to field turf inside the Everest Indoor Training Center. "I had everything set up for where I wanted to ...
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Published 4/10/2008 at End Zone Buzz
... - Potential top-15 pick, WR Malcolm Kelly of Oklahoma, ran a bad time in the 40-yard dash, and he blames OU staff for switching the venue where he was going to run at the last minute. (Oklahoma Sooners Blog) ...
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Posted 4/11/2008 on Oklahoma Sooners Football Blog
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes Former OU WR Kelly apologizes: Former Oklahoma wide receiver Malcolm Kelly went on a Tyler, Texas, radio station Thursday evening to apologize for publicly ripping the Sooner strength staff after his pro day. "I should've went to the guy I was mad at rather than put it in the media like that," Kelly said, referring to OU strength and conditioning ...How Not to Help Your Draft Stock...
Posted 4/11/2008 on The 3rd String Safety
Oklahoma WR Malcolm Kelly is turning his off-season into a comedy of errors. After a poor showing at his pro day, he has scheduled another scouting session where he will run on astroturf. Astroturf? What are we playing mini-golf? No one plays on Astroturf anymore, and it's clearly a ploy to improve his time. I don't care if he runs a 3.7, this shouldn't help his stock at all.NO SCOUTS ALLOWED AT NEXT KELLY WORKOUT
Posted 4/11/2008 on ProFootballTalk.com
Oklahoma wide receiver Malcolm Kelly is trying to make up for the bad 40-yard dash time he ran at this week’s pro day and for the bad attitude he displayed afterward. But he’s doing it in a peculiar way. Kelly will have another workout on Sunday in Atlanta, at which he’ll try to improve on his [...]Has Kelly talked his way down the board?
Posted 4/11/2008 on The Red Zone Report
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Posted 4/10/2008 on FanIQ Blog
I'm continually amazed by how hilarious college athletes at big time programs are. It's like they never spent a day in a class in their life. Shocking, I know. And now we have a new awesome genius to celebrate, Oklahoma's Malcolm Kelly. Kelly, who ran a slow time of 4.68 seconds in front of scouts at his pro day, blamed it on unexpected changes in surfaces - which he says was the fault ...Malcolm Kelly, potential first round WR, is slow and angry
Posted 4/10/2008 on Shutdown Corner
The junior from Oklahoma is projected to be a first-round pick, and is even listed first at the wide receiver position on many draft boards. But he had a bit of a setback at Oklahoma's pro day, however, clocking in at a glacial 4.68 in the 40-yard-dash. Michael Vick has teammates in the joint running raster than a 4.68. Why the slow time? Two reasons, according to Kelly: 1) the OU ...THURSDAY AFTERNOON ONE-LINERS
Posted 4/10/2008 on ProFootballTalk.com
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Posted 4/10/2008 on Oklahoma Sooners Football Blog
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Posted 4/10/2008 on thejetsblog.com
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WR Thomas should shoot up draft boards with Kelly dropping (AP Photo) As a draft prospect that has for an entire off-season been linked to the Buffalo Bills, Oklahoma wide receiver Malcolm Kelly did his best to burn part of that bridge today, as he worked out for the first time in front of scouts at Oklahoma's Pro Day. Or maybe it was Oklahoma itself burning the bridge. ...Kelly Bad At Oklahome Pro Day; Blames Field Surface
Posted 4/9/2008 on The NFL Source
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Posted 4/9/2008 on ProFootballTalk.com
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Posted 4/9/2008 on Oklahoma Sooners Football Blog
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