He now has his sights set on how high he'll go in the draft.

"As far as I've seen, top 5. That's what I'm striving for," Crabtree said.

In two seasons, he made 231 receptions for 3,127 yards and 41 touchdowns.

Texas Tech defensive end Brandon Williams also announced that he's entering the draft.

In other college football news:

* Wide receiver Jeremy Childs will enter the NFL draft, leaving Boise State after his junior year and as the school's No. 2 all-time pass catcher.

* All-America safety Taylor Mays decided to return to Southern California for his senior season rather than turn pro.

* Boston College promoted Frank Spaziani to head coach. Spaziani, the team's defensive coordinator for the past 10 seasons, takes over for Jeff Jagodzinski, who was fired after he interviewed for the coaching job with the New York Jets.

* Ball State junior quarterback Nate Davis will give up his senior season to enter the NFL draft.

* Two assistant coaches from Westminster College, apparently wrestling with each other, crashed through a hotel window in Nashville, Tenn., and fell four stories to a concrete sidewalk, leaving one in serious condition.

Scott Coy, 39, the team's co-offensive coordinator, was in critical condition after surgery at Vanderbilt University Hospital. Police said Darren DeMeio, 24, the team's running backs coach, was in fair condition. The two were attending the American Football Coaches Association convention at the Opryland Hotel.

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* NCAA president Myles Brand, 66, will miss most of the organization's convention in Washington this week because of an unspecified illness. *