Quarterback
1933 / 1936
Seneca, SC
| CLAY ALEXANDER Quarterback 1933 / 1936 Seneca, SC |
| Biography |
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| Alexander was captain of the 1932 freshman squad. He started some at left halfback in 1934, in games against Clemson, Virginia Tech, Villanova and Furman. He moved to quarterback in 1935 and was USC’s starter there through a 3-7 campaign in which the Gamecock offense was shut out five times. Alexander served as the team captain that season and was named the team’s outstanding performer in the Clemson game. |
| Prior Schools | |
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| School | Location |
| Roster Listings | ||||||||
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| Year | Roster | Num | Pos | Ht | Wt | Yr | Gms | GS |
| 1933 | Fill 1933 | 0 | 0 | |||||
| 1934 | Game Program vs. Texas | 15 | B | 166 | Jr | 4 | 4 | |
| 1935 | Fill 1935 | QB | 10 | 10 |
| Depth Chart Appearances | ||
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| Description | Position | Rank |
| Games Started | ||
|---|---|---|
| Date | Opponent | Position |
| 1934-10-25 | Clemson | Right Halfback |
| 1934-11-03 | Virginia Tech | Left Halfback |
| 1934-11-10 | Villanova | Left Halfback |
| 1934-11-17 | Furman | Left Halfback |
| 1935-09-21 | Erskine | Quarterback |
| 1935-09-28 | Duke | Quarterback |
| 1935-10-05 | N.C. State | Quarterback |
| 1935-10-12 | Davidson | Quarterback |
| 1935-10-17 | Citadel | Quarterback |
| 1935-10-24 | Clemson | Quarterback |
| 1935-11-02 | Virginia Tech | Quarterback |
| 1935-11-16 | Furman | Quarterback |
| 1935-11-23 | Washington & Lee | Quarterback |
| 1935-12-07 | Florida | Quarterback |
| Scoring Plays | ||||||
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| Date | Opponent | Qtr | Time | USC | Opp | Play | 1935-11-16 | Furman | 4 | 7 | 20 | Ed Stilwell, 1-yd run (Clay Alexander kick) |