... sit on our asses and be sad that three months separates us from the beginning of preseason practices in August. And it also means that we can kill some of the time by over-analyzing our favorite team. In essence, outside of establishing a little bit of depth and evaluating underclassmen for the future, spring ball means nothing. But that doesn't stop us from dissecting everything, right down the hopes of that third-string, walk-on quarterback who completed 3-of-25 passes in the spring's final scrimmage. So, for us college football nerds out there, maybe March and April are meaningful football months. As for me, my focus is the Big 12, where I managed to narrow down each team's hypothetical list of post-spring questions down to one—and it's...

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