High point: San Jose State’s only victory over an F.B.S. team with a winning record was a 20-17 win at Hawaii. As WAC fans will tell you, it is not easy to win in Honolulu. A 31-14 victory over New Mexico State put the Spartans at 3-0 in conference play, and a 30-24 win over Idaho two weeks put them at 4-1.

San Jose State opens its season with U.S.C. and Utah, two of the five B.C.S. game winners from a season ago. They are the only program in the F.B.S. to feature such a daunting first two weeks.

Washington prep star Jake Heaps, who is rated by some recruiting Web sites as the No. 1 quarterback prospect in the country, has chosen BYU and will make the announcement this afternoon, The Salt Lake Tribune has learned.

According to the release, Heaps had offers from 26 programs as of June 1. He recently narrowed his list of favorites to BYU, Washington, LSU, California and Tennessee.

BYU and Washington have been considered the front-runners for the past few weeks.

Heaps is 28-0 as a starter for Skyline High in Sammamish, Wash., leading his team to state championships as a sophomore and a junior.

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