Ok, it looks like lots of these are repeats from the early signing period so I'll stop adding them and just point here:
https://www.deseret.com/sports/2020/2/5/21123926/byu-cougars-football-2020-recruiting-class-national-signing-dayHere is the list of Letter of Intent signings for the Cougars. Come back throughout the day as more are announced.
Tate Romney
LB 6-3 220 Chandler, Arizona (Chandler HS): Had 272 career tackles, including 34.0 tackles for loss and 15.0 sacks, while earning three state titles at Chandler.
Devin Downing
WR 6-2 175 American Fork, Utah (American Fork HS): Posted back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving seasons, will serve a church mission before enrolling.
Jake Griffin
OL 6-6 265 Mesa, Arizona (Red Mountain HS): Three-start recruit played offensive tackle and defensive tackle and was named all-conference second team by AZPreps365.com in 2019.
John Nelson
DE 6-4 260 Salem, Utah (Salem Hills HS): Outstanding pass rusherâs mother played basketball for BYU and his father played basketball for Boise State.
Logan Pili
DB 6-1 195 Provo, Utah (Timpview HS): Younger brother of current Cougars Trajan and Keenan Pili, could play multiple defensive positions for BYU.
Bodie Schoonover
LB 6-4 210 American Fork, Utah (American Fork HS): Three-star recruit stuck with BYU over a strong push from UCLA and also had offers from Nebraska and Utah.
Dean Jones
DB 6-2 180 Phoenix, Arizona (American Leadership Academy): Transferred from North Canyon HS in Phoenix after committing to BYU and prior to his senior season.
Preston Rex
DB 6-0 187 San Clemente, California (San Clemente HS): A legacy recruit, Rexâs father Byron played for the Cougars, and his brother Isaac is currently on the team.
Ty Burke
DB 6-1 175 Syracuse, Utah (Syracuse HS): Committed to the Cougars on Dec. 15 just before the early signing period.
Petey Tuipulotu
DB 6-3 190 Fort Mill, South Carolina (Nation Ford HS): Son of former BYU great Peter Tuipulotu will carry on the family legacy and join current Cougar TE Hank Tuipulotu in Provo.
Early signing period
Josh Larsen
DE 6-4 230 Bountiful, Utah (Woods Cross HS): Also a starter on his high schoolâs basketball team, committed to Cougars last April.
Isaiah Topou
OL 6-3 315 Sacramento, California (Grant Union HS): Three-star recruit had offers from several Pac-12 schools, but committed to BYU in November; will serve a church mission first.
Tuipulotu Lai
DL 6-3 270 Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahainaluna HS): Helped his high school in Maui win four straight Division II state titles.
Alex Muti
LB 6-3 205 Kealakekua, Hawaii (Konawaena HS): Lanky and fast in the mold of current BYU linebacker Isaiah Kaufusi, committed early and never wavered when other offers came.
Christopher Jackson
WR 5-10 180 Pomona, California (Mt. San Jacinto College): Juco transfer should help immediately as Cougars stand to lose three leading receivers to graduation.
Jacques Wilson
DB 5-11 185 Culver City, California (West LA College): Junior college transfer picked BYU over several Mountain West offers, will help replace standouts Austin Lee and Dayan Ghanwoloku in secondary.
Terence Fall
WR 6-2 185 San Bernardino, California (Aquinas HS): Recruited as an athlete because he can also play defensive back and return kicks.
Kody Epps
WR 5-10 170 Santa Ana, California (Mater Dei HS): Three-star speedster put up prolific numbers, including 28 touchdown catches, at one of his stateâs premier prep football programs.
Nukuluve Helu
LB 6-1 195 Tooele, Utah (Tooele HS): Committed last March and stuck to his word despite late overtures from Utah State, others.
Josh Wilson
LB 6-0 210 Draper, Utah (Corner Canyon HS): Brother of current BYU starting QB Zach Wilson is a tackling machine who helped Corner Canyon win two straight state football championships.
Sol-Jay Maiava
QB 6-0 190 Washington, D.C. (St. Johnâs College HS): Dual-threat signal-caller began his prep career at Kahuku High in Hawaii and could play a different position for BYU.
Bruce Garrett
RB 5-11 190 Texarkana, Texas (Pleasant Grove HS): Set a single-season school rushing record with 2,004 yards from scrimmage his junior season.
Micah Harper
CB 5-11 170 Chandler, Arizona (Basha HS): Three-star prospect in 247Sports.com picked BYU on Monday despite offers from San Diego State, Air Force, Nevada.
