We know about the 21 high school and junior college players who have orally committed to play for Brigham Young University's football program, and about the 12 who have pledged to play for the Utes.

But what about Utah State?

Good question.

With help from Aggie football beat writer Steve Luhm, The Recruiting Trail has learned that Utah State has at least two commitments. Obviously, they probably have more, but the Aggies guard their lists more than any program around, at least in Brent Guy era.

Christopher Williams, a 6-foot-3, 195-pound safety from El Camino Community College in Torrance, Calif., has committed to Utah State. He also had offers from Kansas State, Montana State and Portland State.

Williams had 44 tackles and two interceptions and was first-team All-Mission Conference.He will have three years to play two for the Aggies.

Adrian Sawyer, a 6-4 tight end from Laney Junior College in Oakland, Calif., has also picked Utah State.

Several recruiting services have mentioned that the Aggies are searching far and wide for a junior college quarterback to come in and compete for the starting job with junior-to-be Jase McCormick, sophomore-to-be Diondre Borel and Sean Setzer, who will be a senior if he returns to the program.