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Team: Oklahoma Sooners

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Oklahoma beat writer John Hoover believes that Sooners junior RB Brennan Clay is no longer the odd man out in the team's backfield after his 157 yard performance.
Hoover states that Clay, "finally arrived, finally lived up to his recruiting hype, finally had a big-play, consistent-play, breakout game." Just one week prior to his outstanding performance against Iowa State, Clay only received one carry against Notre Dame. The Sooners backfield is a mess to predict, and the real odd man out is Roy Finch. Wed, Nov 7, 2012 10:36:00 AM
Source: Tulsa World

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Oklahoma junior RB Brennan Clay rushed for 157 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries Saturday against Iowa State.

This was easily Clay's best performance as a Sooner. The junior was able to get a head of steam and break tackles at the second level. He added two receptions for 12 yards.
Sat, Nov 3, 2012 05:05:00 PM

With depth an issue this spring, Brennan Clay should receive plenty of work toting the football.

Dominique Whaley is not available this spring as he continues to recover from a broken ankle suffered last season and JC transfer Damien Williams will not be in Norman until June. Clay, who was bothered by injuries last season, had a nice contribution (9-44 rush and 3 rec.) in the Insight Bowl win over Iowa. He was 75-274-1 with 18 receptions on the year.
Source: Tulsa World
Mon, Mar 5, 2012 09:53:00 PM

The pre-season AP No. 1 is trying to find a No. 1 running back, a spot that could be occupied by sophomore Brennan Clay.

When Heisman candidate QB Landry Jones turns to hand off the ball in the opener against Tulsa on Sept. 3, Clay could be the man initially getting it in the breadbasket. The sophomore, who had 36 carries last season, is listed atop the Sooners' depth chart at the position. Four others are in the mix, including Roy Finch, OU's leading returning rusher with 398 yards.
Source: NewsOK.com
Sun, Aug 21, 2011 03:48:00 PM