One change that new head coach Jedd Fisch brought with him as he made his arrival to Tucson was the move to open up practices to fans and media over the course of spring ball. In all the Wildcats practiced 15 times and we were able to attend each of them over the last five weeks.

It gave a better glimpse into the progress of the team as well as insight into what needs to improve ahead of the season opener in September. By seeing every practice it also gave us an opportunity to evaluate the players individually.

Today we will take a look at some of the standouts of the spring starting with the offensive side of the ball.

Fisch is in the process of installing a pro-style scheme that has led to changes for players at every position. Because of that the process is going to take time, so what we were able to see in the spring could change by the fall.

Still, there were several players who adjusted nicely to the new system and we wanted to highlight that group.

Here are our picks for the top offensive performers for Arizona over the course of spring ball.

How it went: For a guy who was once planning to move to Muncie, Indiana and transfer to play at Ball State things turned out alright for Stanley Berryhill III this spring. The redshirt junior was the Wildcats' most productive receiver in the 2020 season, and he continued that progress this spring. Berryhill emerged as the top player on offense over the course of the 15 practices with Fisch saying that the versatile pass catcher had made the fewest amount of errors and most amount of "positive" plays among the group. Berryhill is poised to again be among the team's leading receivers coming off his impressive spring.

What they said: "Just had a great conversation with coach Fisch and coach KC (wide receivers coach Kevin Cummings), and I felt like I started something here so might as well finish it with my brothers. I think something special is brewing here in Tucson." – Stanley Berryhill III on why he returned to Arizona after entering the transfer portal