Just days after losing a wide receiver from its 2013 signing class, Boise State’s football program landed a commitment from another California receiver.

Chino Hills (Calif.) High’s Jack Austin committed to the Broncos’ program Friday. Austin, 6-foot-3 and 205 pounds, had offers from Utah, Oregon State, San Diego State and Utah State.

“There’s a stereotypical ‘I want to play in the Pac-12’ type of thing,” Austin said. “I pushed that egotistical thinking aside. I wanted to find the school that best fit me, and I found that in Boise.”

Austin said a second visit to Boise and a second look at Boise State’s academics — “They’re a lot better than a lot of people make them out to be,” he said — convinced him to commit. Austin said has had an offer from the Broncos for about two months.

“It’s a serious decision for me, and I’m going to keep it,” said Austin, the Broncos’ eighth commitment for the Class of 2013. Commitments are non-binding until recruits sign a letter of intent in February.

American Canyon (Calif.) High receiver Chris Seisay (6-2, 175 pounds) withdrew his commitment from Boise State last week, just days after committing to the Broncos.

Boise State’s 2013 recruiting class

— LB Joe Martarano, 6-3, 215, Fruitland HS

— TE Alec Dhaenens, 6-4, 235, Fruitland HS

— QB Ryan Finley, 6-4, 180, Paradise Valley HS (Phoenix)

— OL Eli McCullough, 6-5, 255, Rocky Mountain HS

— C Andrew Tercek, 6-3, 285, East Central HS (San Antonio, Texas)

— LB Tanner Vallejo, 6-2, 220, Nevada Union HS (Grass Valley, Calif.)

— LB Durrant Miles, 6-4, 225, Bingham HS (South Jordan, Utah); expects to join in 2016 because of LDS mission

— Jack Austin, 6-3, 205, Chino Hills (Calif.) High