Spring is the perfect time for athletes all across the country play some pitch and catch—and we're not talking about baseball.

In college football, spring time means practices and scrimmages, where everyone starts to get a clearer picture of how a team's passing game will look in the 2016 season. This is when the quarterbacks and the receivers get to work more on their timing and chemistry in the context of an entire team practice.

Let's focus on the catching part of the college football passing battery today by counting down the top 20 wide receivers heading into 2016 spring practice. These 20 selections were based mostly on 2015 production—catches, yards and touchdowns—with their level of comp...

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