Clarence Davis

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Clarence Davis is a former American football running back best known for his standout performance with the Oakland Raiders in the 1970s, including a key role in their victory in Super Bowl XI.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American football player
human
birthDate 1949-06-28
birthPlace Birmingham, Alabama, United States
careerEnd 1978
careerStart 1971
collegeAttended University of Southern California
collegeTeam USC Trojans football
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
draftedBy Oakland Raiders
linked to: Las Vegas Raiders
draftLeague National Football League
draftPickNumber 99
draftRound 4
draftYear 1971
ethnicGroup African American
linked to: Black Americans
familyName Davis
gender male
givenName Clarence
handedness right-handed
highSchoolAttended Los Angeles, California
Washington Preparatory High School
jerseyNumber 28
league National Football League
nflProfileId clarencedavis/2512620
notableGame "Sea of Hands" 1974 playoff game vs. Miami Dolphins
notableWork Super Bowl XI
opponentInSuperBowlXI Minnesota Vikings
playedFor Oakland Raiders
linked to: Las Vegas Raiders
playedIn Super Bowl XI
positionPlayed running back
proFootballReferenceId DaviCl00
receivingTouchdownsInNFL 4
receivingYardsInNFL 1312
receptionsInNFL 161
residence California (as former player)
roleInSeaOfHandsGame caught game-winning touchdown pass
rushingTouchdownsInNFL 12
rushingYardsInNFL 2945
sport American football
teamInSuperBowlXI Oakland Raiders
linked to: Las Vegas Raiders
wonChampionship Super Bowl XI

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Super Bowl XI notablePlayer Clarence Davis