Jay Lee

2016 SENIOR BOWL
BIG 12 COMMISSIONER’S HONOR ROLL, SPRING 2015

Reliable, two-year starter at receiver, finished career ranked 14th at Baylor in all-time receiving yards (1,700) and 17th in all-time receptions (101)… 2016 Senior Bowl participant… Helped lead Baylor to most successful five-year span in school history: including two conference championships (2013 & 2014 Big 12 titles), three bowl victories and 50 wins (29-3 home mark) in five seasons – in four seasons of play following redshirt year led BU to 40-12 record… Totaled 1,700 yards and 15 TDs on 101 receptions in 45 career games played and 26 starts… Additional rankings on Baylor career charts: seventh in yards-per-reception (16.83), tied for ninth in career receiving TDs (15) and 10th in receiving yards-per-game (37.78)… Named to spring 2015 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll… Clocked at 6.69 in 3-cone drill… Scheduled to graduate in May 2016 with a degree in health, kinesiology and leisure studies.

2015 (Senior): Starting wide receiver in all 13 games as senior… Totaled 758 yards and eight touchdowns on 38 receptions for season… Averaged 19.95 yards-per-reception, the fourth-highest single-season total in school history… Ranked 13th nationally and third in Big 12 with 19.95 average… Ranked seventh in Big 12 with eight TDs, tied for eighth-highest total on school single-season listing… Averaged 58.3 yards-per-game, ranked 13th in conference… Had breakout game in season-opener, totaled career-high three TDs on three receptions (7, 22, 41) in win over SMU… Three TDs tied school single-game record for receiving scores… Tied career high with nine catches, totaled 111 yards in win over Lamar in second game… Made two receptions for 74 yards and TD (57-yarder) in win over Rice in third game… Had season-high 120 yards on three receptions, including season-long 87-yarder, in win vs. Texas Tech in fourth game… 87-yard catch was sixth-longest in school history, and longest reception by NCAA player in AT&T Stadium history… Scored two touchdowns (36 and 52 yards) on three total catches for 89 yards in win over West Virginia in sixth game… Made three receptions for 59 yards and TD vs. No. 12 Oklahoma in ninth game… Totaled five catches for 87 yards and TD at No. 4 Oklahoma State in 10th game… Made two receptions for 32 yards in win over No. 10 North Carolina in Russell Athletic Bowl.

JAY LEE HIGHLIGHTS I

JAY LEE HIGHLIGHTS II

Excellent size and long limbs. Lee possesses the ability to stretch outside his frame and make the catch. Physical and highpoints and attacks the football. Vertical threat receiver who can also show toughness to work across the middle. Smart player, good character and appeals to coaches with his team demeanor. Can be effective in the red zone. Capable of trick plays with ability to throw the ball on occasion. Shows good run vision after the catch to elude tacklers. Is athletic, smart and gifted to compete in the NFL.