Oregon linebacker Michael Clay discusses Oregon State’s offensive growth and the Civil War game.

Michael Clay talks about the freshmen who have stepped up to play defense and how the team will miss Avery Patterson in the secondary.

Michael Clay talks about containing USC’s offense and reflects on the last year’s game.

Michael Clay did not play in the second half of Oregon’s 51-26 victory over Washington State at Centurylink Field. (Alex McDougall/Emerald) SEATTLE — Oregon took care of business against Washington...

Fresh on the heels of the addition of Rice transfer Arsalan Kazemi,@@http://www.sbnation.com/ncaa-basketball/2012/9/24/3382270/arsalan-kazemi-oregon-transfer-rice@@ the Iranian-born double-double machine,...

Michael Clay sees everything. He is Oregon’s starting weakside linebacker, so of course he’s adept at reading gaps and predicting routes. But that’s not his special ability. No, what...

Few moments defined the 114th Civil War better than Michael Clay’s 64-yard carry on a fake punt early in the third quarter. The play swung momentum in the Ducks’ favor and set up a key touchdown...

– Two former Oregon players, Michael Clay and Matthew Harper, were promoted within the Philadelphia Eagles coaching staff. Clay, who played linebacker and was a second-team all Pac-12 pick his senior...

In the days leading up to the 2015 Rose Bowl, the Emerald will take a unit-by-unit look at Oregon and Florida State, determining which team has the edge going into the showdown on Jan. 1 in Pasadena....

Los Angeles, Calif. – There were 31 current Oregon players on the team in 2012 when No. 4 Oregon beat No. 10 Wisconsin 45-38 in the Rose Bowl. On Thursday, those 31 will try win the Rose Bowl for...