14 Facts About Devin Barclay

Devin Barclay was born on April 9,1983 and is a former American football placekicker for The Ohio State Buckeyes.

Devin Barclay made a significant impact on a very bad Mutiny team as a rookie, appearing in 23 games, 12 starts, and scoring three goals and two assists.

The Mutiny was contracted after the 2001 season; Devin Barclay was selected 8th overall in the 2002 MLS Allocation Draft by the San Jose Earthquakes.

Devin Barclay did not make much of an impact on the side that had just won MLS Cup, disappointingly only appearing in 12 games, and registering no goals or assists.

Devin Barclay was traded to DC United in exchange for a draft pick, but disappointed in DC as well; he only appeared in three games for United, as coach Ray Hudson preferred not to play young players.

Devin Barclay was again traded after the 2003 season, joining the Columbus Crew, his fourth team in four seasons.

Devin Barclay made little impact on the Crew again appearing in only three games in 2004.

Devin Barclay represented the US national team at the Under-18, Under-20, and Under-23 levels, but his playing time with those teams dwindled as he was unable to break into an MLS side.

Devin Barclay began learning how to kick field goals and was able to walk on at Ohio State University.

Devin Barclay scored the conference championship winning kick against the Iowa Hawkeyes on November 14,2009.

Devin Barclay started off the 2010 season well, tying the Ohio State record with 5 field goals on 6 attempts in week 2 against the University of Miami.

Devin Barclay was named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his efforts.

Devin Barclay never missed a point after touchdown in his career as a Buckeye.

Now, Devin Barclay working at Nike as men's soccer athlete manager, before was the director of coaching at the Colorado Rush soccer team.