Charles Clay Scouting Report

With two (or possibly three if Tulsa can sneak into the Conference USA Championship game) games left in his career, Charles Clay is two touchdowns away from becoming the Golden Hurricane's all-time leader in touchdowns. The fullback, running back, H-back, receiver has had a superb collegiate career and has obviously put up some great numbers. As a freshman Clay burst onto the national radar by catching 69 passes for 1,024 yards and adding 304 more yards on 57 carries.

Clay has never been able to record numbers that impressive during the rest of his collegiate career, but he has always been involved in the passing and running games. Heading into his senior campaign, Clay had tallied 746 yards on the ground and 2,018 through the air. In 2010, Clay has added 164 more rushing yards and 455 more receiving yards.

The big question for Clay heading toward the NFL is which position he actually fits into. On some teams he could be a fullback who carries the ball a few times and works his way into the passing game. However, that situation would only work well for a handful of teams. Yet, by the fourth or fifth round, any NFL team should have Clay toward the top of their board.