Yale’s efficient, record-setting Yale QB who won with brains and ball security
In the 2001 season, Peter Lee was a high-efficiency starter for Yale, finishing with just one interception and holding the school record for lowest single-season interception rate while ranking among Yale’s career passing leaders; his profile was built on accuracy, command, and academic-star polish rather than raw flash.[1][2] He’s the kind of quarterback who can stabilize an offense, protect the football, and fit a disciplined system—ideal if you value poise, intelligence, and low-risk execution over highlight-reel chaos.[1][2]
