Originally Posted by
jimsumner
Lee either didn't play in Saturday's scrimmage or he didn't make any impression if he did play.
I think we have a clear top three at WR, McCaffrey, Barnes and Taylor. The competition is for PT after those three; Lee, Anthony Nash, Ryan Smith, Quay Chambers and true freshmen T.J. Rahming and Aaron Young are in the mix.
The wildcard is Terrence Alls, who had a great spring but is now suspended from game competition but is practicing. I would note that his future return has consistently been referenced as "when" rather than "if." He jumps into the rotation when he returns if he isn't held out too long.
I would also note that Lee is a redshirt freshman, so he's still in a learning curve. It is interesting that Lee was ranked higher than classmate Chris Taylor when both were in high school but Taylor was recognized as the better talent about five minutes after they arrived on campus. My understanding is that this more a reflection on Taylor being significantly under-rated rather than Lee being over-rated. Duke still expects Lee to be a major contributor. But Duke isn't going to play 10 receivers this season. So, competition should be fierce.