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2005 (Jr.): Tabbed preseason All-Southern Conference ... Played in eight contests, starting the Cincinnati and Georgia Southern games ... Registered 16 tackles and four pass breakups, which was second-best on the team, to help WCU lead the nation in pass defense ... Came up big in the WCU's win over Furman ... Recorded four tackles and three pass breakups as well as getting one of WCU's five interceptions, which came on Furman's second possession of the game ... Had a season-high five tackles at Cincinnati, including a TFL, and a pass breakup ... Missed most of the Georgia Southern game and all of the Chattanooga game with an injury.
2004 (So.): Named Second Team (coaches) All-Southern Conference ... Helped Western Carolina rank 15th nationally in second in the SoCon in pass defense, allowing just 163.64 passing yards per game ... For the season, Lee ranked eighth on the team in tackles with 40, while tying for the team lead with six pass break-ups ... Would have started all 11 games, however WCU started three safeties versus Nicholls State, who only employs one receiver in their offense ... Had six stops at Alabama ... Also tallied six tackles, all solo, versus Chattanooga, with a forced fumble and a pass break-up ... Added two PBU's at Elon ... Closed the season in fine fashion, earning SoCon Defensive Player of the Week honors versus Appalachian State ... Tallied eight tackles, including seven solo stops, a sack and broke-up a pair of passes as the Catamounts upset Appalachian State ... Helped contain App State's DaVon Fowlkes, limiting the SoCon Offensive Player of the Year to five catches for 56 yards and no touchdowns ... Late in the second quarter, with ASU on the Catamount 20 yard line, it was Lee's seven-yard sack that backed the Mountaineers up, forcing ASU to settle for a 48-yard field goal making the score 6-3 in WCU's favor at the break ... To start the third quarter, Lee broke up an Alan Atwater pass to Richie Williams (on a tailback throw back play) in the endzone, once again forcing an App field goal, giving WCU a 9-6 lead.
2003 (RFr.): Was the only defensive back to start all 12 games, ranking fifth on the team in tackles with 57 ... Added two tackles for losses, while pacing the team with five pass break ups ... One of six Catamounts to record an interception ... In his first collegiate action, tallied 10 tackles (eight solo and two assists) versus North Carolina State ... Recorded three of his five PBUs in the Cats' win over The Citadel ... Had seven tackles versus both Furman and Georgia Southern, adding an interception versus the Paladins as well as a PBU and a TFL versus the Eagles ... Posted eight stops at Chattanooga and had a seven-tackle performance at Appalachian State.
2002 (Fr.): Redshirted.
Prior to Western: Named All-State ... Selected to play in the annual North Carolina-South Carolina Shrine Bowl ... A two-time all-region 4-AAA selection ... Helped Camden to the South Carolina 3A state championship ... Logged 57 tackles, including 40 solo hits, as a senior ... Picked off seven passes in his final season, returning one 55 yards for a touchdown, and three as a junior ... Averaged 16.2 yards on his 16 punt returns ... Hails from the same high school that produced Kerry Hayes, who earned All-America honors for the Catamounts in 1992 and 1993.
