Football is back at Western Kentucky.
The Hilltoppers begin spring practice at 4 p.m. Monday at Houchens-Smith Stadium, the first of 15 practices over the next five weeks. The session concludes April 23 with the annual spring game.
WKU's staff and roster will look very different in 2016, which provides plenty of fresh storylines as the Tops once again take the field.
Here are six things to watch during WKU's spring practices:
1.) Who will be the quarterback?
It's the most pressing question by far, and it's the one that will dominate the discussion for WKU this spring.