Lee has the worthy honour of being the only American recognised by the international Blood Bowl community as being 'any good' at the game. Sports-writing compatriots of his continue to fill their newspapers with stupifyingly parochial editorials about how his game-winning touchdown rush in the dying seconds of the 1862 Fredericksburg invitational made him and his team mates 'world champions', but their kind are generally looked upon by the rest of the world with a mixture of confusion and sympathy.

Lee himself was the outstanding running back of his generation, he rushed for a total of 19,000 yards in a career which spanned 15 years and saw him crowned 'world champion' on no less than 6 occasions.