Spring football has come and gone, at least in the Big Ten, which wrapped up its final spring games of the year this past weekend.
Now all eyes in the conference will turn toward offseason conditioning and workouts leading up to the start of fall camps this August.
But with spring ball having passed, we now know more about the Big Ten as a whole than we did even just a couple of months ago. Even with the entirety of each team's 2016 recruiting class having yet to arrive on campus, a clearer picture of a likely pecking order in the coming year is beginning to take form.
With three months down in the offseason, plenty will likely change between now and the time the 2016 season officially kicks off in September. But for now, here's a ranking of how each team in the Big Ten stacks up coming out of spring football.