His body was later moved to Oxford at St John's College. READ MORE: DWP Universal Credit benefit ... ship which acted as the crow's nest was brought to the church by Rev'd 'Tubby' Clayton, former ...

Nate Oats and Tubby Smith. Mike Krzyzewski, Hakeem Olajuwon, Dwight Howard and Carmelo Anthony were also in the building. But when Florida star Walter Clayton Jr. lit up the Alamodome with a 34 ...

Like many players, coaches and fans of college basketball of his generation, when Walter Clayton Jr. thought of March Madness, he thought of Kemba Walker. After all, his 2011 heroics are the stuff ...

Walter Clayton Jr. has been as clutch as any player during Florida basketball's run in the 2025 men's NCAA Tournament. Clayton has been the closer for the Gators in close victories over two-time ...

For Florida's Walter Clayton Jr., a change of scenery may have changed his career. After deciding to pass on multiple SEC college football offers to play basketball, Clayton ended up committing to ...

Walter Clayton Jr. had a rough first 20 minutes of the 2025 national title game. Like many of his teammates, Clayton struggled to find the hoop during the first half against Houston. The Cougars ...

ending Clayton's college career on top. Clayton had his worst scoring game of March Madness, tallying 11 points on 3-of-10 shooting, five rebounds and seven assists. But he made a few key shots ...

Florida basketball star Walter Clayton Jr. was annoyed with the Gators’ mascot after his team’s 65-63 win over Houston in the NCAA Tournament championship game on Monday night. Clayton scored ...

With how he's played in the last five games, Walter Clayton Jr. is quickly becoming one of the best go-to scorers in men's NCAA Tournament history. For the second straight game, the 6-foot-3 guard ...

He joins Joakim Noah and Corey Brewer as Gators players to take home the award. Clayton had long made his mark on the Florida Gators, but he managed to go that final step further. Even in a game ...

SAN ANTONIO – Here came the inevitable question about Walter Clayton Jr., and the array of spin moves and contested jumpers and lightning-quick drives past the defense that was designed to stop him.