Bottom bracket woes

I have a 2011 specialized enduro, and am having BB trouble.
I replaced the GXP BB with a fresh one as the non drive side had seized. The new BB was full of the blue sram grease, so I didn't bother added any more.
After two weeks of mostly dry riding (the odd shower and one careful rinse with garden hose), I thought I'd take a look make sure it was OK.
The non drive side was very notchy and rough, not smooth at all. No dirt, that I could see, and lots of grease. The bottom bracket was full of water (no drain hole). A great big pool of it.
Drive side was smooth and full of grease.
What's going on?
I replaced the GXP BB with a fresh one as the non drive side had seized. The new BB was full of the blue sram grease, so I didn't bother added any more.
After two weeks of mostly dry riding (the odd shower and one careful rinse with garden hose), I thought I'd take a look make sure it was OK.
The non drive side was very notchy and rough, not smooth at all. No dirt, that I could see, and lots of grease. The bottom bracket was full of water (no drain hole). A great big pool of it.
Drive side was smooth and full of grease.
What's going on?
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you did fit the sleeve and grease its sliding surfaces? Sram manual also sugests adding more grease on assembly.
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown
I did check them before assembly, lots of blue grease, but anyway, that grease is still there, but the non drive side is still very rough and notchy after only two weeks. I don't want to buy another BB and have the same thing happen.
If water is laying in the BB shell it will wreck the bearings, either don't allow water in or drain it out before storing.