The 2016 crop of college football's starting quarterbacks is becoming clear after competitions ruled college football headlines during spring practice.

Returning starters, experienced backups and talented youngsters spent most of March and April in the spotlight. Following the workouts, though, just two or three real contenders remain at most programs.

Nearly every battle brought the anticipated result. While no clear-cut starter emerged at schools such as Michigan and Notre Dame, the spring still brought some separation on the depth chart.

A few coaches named leaders, but most others elected to refrain from tabbing post-spring starters. Those competitions will receive a majority of the nation's attention once ...

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