It's really unknown. Two grad transfers who have promise, but are also grad transfers for a reason. BYU doesn't bring them in unless they're expected to contribute. But they also don't transfer unless they're just not getting it done. Both have little to show in their careers. Two of the top 3 projected RBs haven't stayed healthy, so again a big question mark.

It's really a we'll see. We can't say this is a really great group at all yet. It's a "good potential" group. Any year with Jamaal alone was better. 2010 was better since it's only June right now and we don't know. Any year with Unga, and there was usually decent depth. 2009 was really solid because aside from Unga, you had Di Luigi, Tonga, and Kariya combine for 730 yds and 10 TDs through the air. That was a very good receiving group in a year where Unga strangely disappeared from the receiving game.
Check out these numbers from the backup unit
Di Luigi- 250 yds rushing, 3 TDs, 270 receiving and 4 TDs
Tonga- 150 rushing 4 TDs, 270 receiving 4 TDs
Kariya- 200 rushing 2 TDs, 190 receiving 2 TDs

1330 yds and 19 TDs from the 3 guys not named Harvey Unga.

2008, 2007, 2006. Basically any year with Jamaal, Unga, Brown. And then of course we have the other groups further back.