Lee brings a fundamentally sound interior presence to the paint as a 4 or 5 man. He shows patience on the catch with a developing scoring package including a turnaround jumper, runner in the lane, and capped off with a jab step into a one handed flush. For positional size he runs the floor well keeping up with the pace of guard play. On the defensive side of things, he consistently walls up using his arm span and reach to his advantage to contest a high percentage of shots around the basket. With 2 years of high school ball left, the ceiling will continue to climb for the Dunlap native due to his combination of size, mobility, and paint impact underneath.

The thing that stood out the most about Lee was his mobility, maturity, and touch. On a court full of players trying to make big plays, nothing was rushed for him and Lee did a great job of letting the game come to him. Lee showed impressive touch around the basket, finishing scoop shots with a soft, more controlled finish than most. He also flashed his athleticism with some thundering dunks.

Presents game with a diverse skill set at the power forward spot. A projected 4 or 5 with true length and size. Defensively can guard multiple positions and challenge on the perimeter as well as holding his own beneath. Clogs up the paint to consistently provide more challenge on drives. Can be utilized in pNr settings or establish positioning on the block. Impressed with run running ability to provide positive activity throughout.

Presents a vertical challenge with true matured length for age. Sets strong ball screens and rolls with intention keeping switched defenders pinned to the outside edge. Maintains good positioning on drives spacing well to finish plays. Defensively started out game 1 with a clean block and utilizes length effectively to force tough offensive decisions in transition. Showed effort picking up full court on opposite big while providing smart mobility.