Then you'll have to take it up with MM, not me, because that is what he said he was gonna do. Get it to 2 before Fall camp and then determine who is #1 as soon as possible after camp starts or sooner if possible, but since they cannot work them over the summer (officially) looks like it will be Fall camp.
My scenario does make sense if there isn't a whole lot of separation between the 3 guys, but perhaps enough by the spring game that SR had qualified as a top 2 in MM's mind. Doesn't mean he is ready to name a starter today. Just means that he is still evaluating. SR MAY be his #1 up to this point, but if say, GR is close on his heels, then he may not be ready to declare EITHER of them the starter now. I believe it will be between SR and GR but I don't think MM has determined a #1 and #2 yet, but may know who the top 2 are. They are not necessarily one in the same as he needs more offense to me implemented, and more reps to determine the starter. It's really not that hard. Some of you want to bicker about who is #1 and #2 right now. That does not matter what the order is now, just that he knows which 2 will get the most reps when camp starts and who is mentally picking up the offense the best to THIS point in time, which only MM knows. MM just wants to get it whittled down to his top 2 and go from there. I am just paraphrasing MM on how he is managing the process from his interviews.
IMO, for Lanning, or ANY Frosh QB in this league, to be considered, he would have to be a LOT better than the other two to get the nod ahead of guys that have already played a bunch, and from what I saw in the game, that's not happening.
Another thought that occurred to me, is that maybe Mangino told the QB's before the 1st scrimmage that whomever QB wins the scrimmages will be his top two moving forward, (each QB will have to win 1 of 2 games) which MIGHT explain why the snap dispartity was what the way it was in the spring game, IF SR won the first scrimmage. And why CPR said post game that SR may be taking all the snaps with the 1st unit in the two practices remaining after the spring game. That would be a way for the coach to allow the maximum number of snaps between 3 guys in two games, and give everyone a fair shake at the competition. I'm just going back to my playing days and remembering how coaches whittled down the field and made it fair and competitive. That is not outside the realm of possibilities.
I really think it will be hard to choose between SR and GR. Different styles, but both above average QB's. Which ever one moves the chains most consistently and keeps our young defense off the field, will strategically be the guy, IMO.