What streak you asks???
The 13 year streak of a Miami Hurricane getting drafted in the first round.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/football/ncaa/specials/bowls/2007/01/03/campbell.miami.ap/

Quote:

Campbell to skip senior year 'Canes defensive end likely high pick in '08 NFL draft Posted: Thursday January 3, 2008 7:15PM; Updated: Thursday January 3, 2008 7:15PM CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Finally confirming what had been expected for weeks, Miami defensive end Calais Campbell said Thursday that he's skipping his senior season and entering the NFL draft. Campbell is one of two Miami players to leave early so far: safety Kenny Phillips also won't be back for his final year of eligibility with the Hurricanes in 2008. Both are projected to be first-round selections on most mock NFL draft boards. Campbell graduated from Miami last month with a degree in sociology. He spent several weeks trying to decide if he really wanted to leave, but ultimately, the potential NFL riches were simply too much to ignore. "It was a hard decision," Campbell said in a statement released by the university. "But it's time for me to take the next step in my football career and I look forward to the challenges of the next level." Miami has had at least one player chosen in the first round of 13 straight drafts, a record, and the Hurricanes have sent 47 first-rounders into the draft since 1984 -- by far the most of any school. The 6-foot-8, 280-pound Campbell had six sacks this season for the Hurricanes, who finished 5-7 and missed a bowl game for the first time since 1997. For his career, he finished with 169 tackles, 381/2 tackles for loss, 19 sacks and six forced fumbles. As a sophomore, he recorded at least one sack in seven straight games, the second-longest streak in Miami history. Miami coach Randy Shannon was not available for comment, although Campbell said Shannon was "very supportive and very happy that I received my degree, since that's what he's all about." "I'll miss the University of Miami and my teammates," Campbell said. "I love it here. I'm a die-hard Canes fan and I bleed orange and green. I will always be part of 'The U."'

and i noticed this while reading..

miami won ship in 91... then didnt make it to a bowl in 97

miami also won the ship in 01... then didnt make it to a bowl in 07

and also... i think the acc has cursed us
lol

i wonder how KP is getting covered

http://sports.aol.com/fanhouse/2008/01/03/2008-nfl-draft-good-decision-miami-safety-kenny-phillips-leaves/

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2008 NFL Draft Good Decision: Miami Safety Kenny Phillips Leaves Early Posted Jan 3rd 2008 6:22PM by Michael David Smith Filed under: NFL DraftA look at the 2007 junior class as players decide whether to enter the 2008 NFL draft. University of Miami safety Kenny Phillips was the first junior in 2007 to say publicly that he would skip his senior season to declare for the 2008 NFL draft. Most players, even the ones who have already decided they're turning pro, wait until late December or early January to announce their intentions. But Phillips has been saying for several weeks that he's ready for the NFL. And he's right: He is ready. Although the 6-foot-2, 210-pound Phillips is a little on the skinny side and could stand to get a little tougher against the run, there's little doubt that he'll be a first-round draft pick. He's got good instincts in coverage and good quickness at getting to the ball. Phillips has been compared to a couple of other recent first-round Miami safeties, Sean Taylor and Ed Reed. I'm skeptical that he'll achieve that level of greatness in the NFL, but he'll be awfully good. He didn't need another year of college football to prove that.

KP second round i think...
WELL HE BETTER BE!!!
if not first... i doubt first round though
unless he does beastly in combine and what not

I hope Eagles get Philips

thats freakin impressive! they usually have a good club