Clay Davie joined the Wittenberg football coaching staff in 2022 after serving as an offensive quality control coach for NCAA Division I Colorado State University.

While on the Rams staff, Davie served under Head Coach Steve Addazio where he assisted with their offensive line. Davie was involved with offensive game planning, recruiting, and the creation of advanced football teaching materials.

Before arriving at Colorado State, Davie served as tight ends coach at the University of New Mexico from 2015-19 after previously serving as a graduate assistant for the offensive line from 2012-15. While with the Lobos some of his highlights included the 2015 season as UNM achieved its first winning season and bowl bid in eight years with a rushing offense ranked in the top-10 nationally. In 2016, the Lobos returned to a bowl game, marking only their fourth back-to-back bowl appearances in school history, and led the nation in rushing yardage. With the win in the 2016 New Mexico Bowl, the Lobos earned their first bowl win since 2007 and second in 50 years.

Davie began coaching journey with the Arizona State Sun Devil football program as a football operations graduate assistant. Davie had previously attended Arizona State University, earning a walk-on position with the Sun Devil football team from 2007-09. He was a part of an Arizona State squad that earned a share of the PAC-12 Championship in 2007. Off the field, Davie was a Dean’s List recipient and three-time Arizona State Athletics “Scholar Baller.”

Davie is married to Nora Hickey, a writer and adjunct professor.