Each week during the football season, the Daily Herald will report on high school and junior college players who have made oral commitments to BYU or are being recruited by the Cougars.

• An unlikely touchdown: BYU prospect Brad Wilcox (6-7 240 OL) of North Edmond (Okla.) found himself in the end zone two weeks ago against Eisenhower.

Wilcox was on the receiving end of a tipped pass and rumbled in for a six-yard touchdown in the third quarter, giving North a 31-3 lead. North won the game 31-10.

"It's a big boy's dream. I don't know how many times I've thought about that and it finally happened," Wilcox told the Edmond Sun.

North won its second straight game last Friday, whipping Norman 31-10.

• That's a record: Timpview beat Tooele 40-7 on Friday, the program's state record 29th consecutive victory. The T'Birds, with 2009 BYU commits Craig Bills and Tui Chrichton and 2010 commit Bronson Kaufusi -- along with Cougar prospects Xavier Su'afilo (2009) and Chris Badger (2010) -- are the favorite to win their third straight 4A state title.

The Utah state record for longest unbeaten streak is 31 games.

• Topping a thousand: BYU commit Adam Timo (6-1 180 RB) passed the 1,000-yard rushing mark, but Snow Canyon fell to Hurricane 28-14 last Friday. Timo ran 29 times for 195 yards, giving him 1,131 yards in seven games (161.6 yards per game). Against Hurricane, Timo opened the scoring with a 72-yard touchdown run and added a six-yard score later in the game. This season, Timo has scored 16 touchdowns (15 rushing) and has thrown two TD passes.

• Class of 2011: BYU has offered Bingham sophomore running back Harvey Langi (6-1 208), according to totalbluesports.com. Langi has rushed for 502 yards and nine touchdowns in seven games, averaging 6.97 yards per carry.

Bingham defeated Kearns 42-10 last Friday. The Miners won their fifth straight game after opening the season with two losses. Bingham is led by BYU commit Remington Peck (6-5 220 LB/TE) and prospect L.T. Filiaga (6-1 230 LB).

• Wants to be a Cougar: Spanish Fork's Richard Wilson (6-4 215 TE) celebrated his oral commitment to BYU last Friday by catching a 13-yard touchdown pass in his team's 34-7 victory over Timpanogos. Wilson has seven touchdown receptions and two scoring runs in 2008.

Wilson, a four-star recruit according to Scout.com, was also recruited by LSU, Miami, Utah, Tennessee and Stanford.

• The century mark: BYU commit Trevor Bateman (5-11 165 CB) and his Palm Desert (Calif.) teammates earned head coach Pat Blackburn his 100th victory at the school with a 40-0 victory over Hemet. He has a record of 100-63-2 and has led the Aztecs to the playoffs 11 times in the past 14 years.

• From the Islands: BYU commit Jray Galea'i (6-0 170 S) and Kahuku earned a 13-6 victory over Farrington and Cougar prospect V.J. Fehoko (6-0 215 DE).

Kahuku is 6-1 overall. Top 2009 prospect Manti Te'o (6-2 225 LB) and his Punahou teammates had no trouble pounding Word of Life Academy 44-6.

Kapolei and BYU prospect Stan Hasiak moved to 5-3 with a 20-17 victory over Miliani.

• Good program: BYU prospect Zac Stout (6-1 215 LB) and his Oak Christian (Calif.) teammates routed Venice 42-0 last Friday to move to 5-0 this season. Oaks Christian has won 13 consecutive games. OC's quarterback is Nick Montana, former NFL legend Joe Montana's son. The younger Montana is 41-of-78 for 768 yards and nine touchdowns in five games.

• Still winning: BYU's top prospect in the class of 2010, Jake Heaps (6-2 195 QB), threw an eight-yard touchdown pass to compliment Joey Evans' three short scoring runs as Skyline (Wash.) topped Garfield 35-2 last Friday. Skyline (5-0) is the top-ranked Class 4A team in Washington and is among the nation's Top 20 in most prep polls. Heaps has thrown 11 touchdown passes and just one interception in 2008.

• Extra points: BYU commit Anthony Heimuli (5-11 225 RB) had 80 yards rushing as Mountain View blanked Provo 26-0 last Friday. ... Hunter and BYU commit Ryan Mulitalo (6-3 295 OL) moved to 3-4 this season with a 20-14 victory over Copper Hills. ... With BYU commit Mitch Matthews (6-5 195 WR) still out with a broken leg, Southridge (Ore.) dropped its first game of the season, losing to Beaverton 10-7 in the Class 6A Metro League opener on Friday. ... Milpitas (Calif.) and BYU prospect Steven Fanua (6-1 210 LB) lost their first game of the season, dropping a 27-24 decision to Wilcox. ... BYU commit Brett Thompson (6-4 210 WR) and his Oak Ridge (Calif.) teammates are still looking for win No. 1 after a 41-18 loss to Casa Roble. Oak Ridge is 0-4. ... BYU commit Fono Vakalahi (6-4 320 OL/DL) and his Bryan (Texas) teammates lost their first game last Friday, falling to A&M Consolidated 44-33.