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Lee has not camped much and my $0.02 is that probably holds back his star rating.  247 has him as a 4 star and Scout has him as a 3 star.

I've linked some film from hudl. 

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/669479/#highlights/16364403

so far, and depending on which site you like, Lee has between 10 and 18 offers.  as shown in the clips, Lee is a hand catcher and for a 6'1" guy he kind of looks "lanky."  as a JR, he scored 11 touchdowns on 35 catches and over 700 yards.  the last Stanford recruit that had that type of touch/TD ratio (that I recall) was Richard Sherman.  it is worth noting that Lee's 20 ypc is down from 25+ ypc as a SO.  Gibbons is a power program in FL, so good level of competition.

lastly a 4.3 GPA is not too bad, and he has been taking AP classes since 5th (?) semester. 

a lot to like with Lee.

lastly, it is not often to see kids with offers from both S.C.s

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Lee has not camped much and my $0.02 is that probably holds back his star rating.  247 has him as a 4 star and Scout has him as a 3 star.

I've linked some film from hudl. 

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/669479/#highlights/16364403

so far, and depending on which site you like, Lee has between 10 and 18 offers.  as shown in the clips, Lee is a hand catcher and for a 6'1" guy he kind of looks "lanky."  as a JR, he scored 11 touchdowns on 35 catches and over 700 yards.  the last Stanford recruit that had that type of touch/TD ratio (that I recall) was Richard Sherman.  it is worth noting that Lee's 20 ypc is down from 25+ ypc as a SO.  Gibbons is a power program in FL, so good level of competition.

lastly a 4.3 GPA is not too bad, and he has been taking AP classes since 5th (?) semester. 

a lot to like with Lee.

lastly, it is not often to see kids with offers from both S.C.s