Combine list

[Herd80]

Sort of surprised nobody has posted yet. Notable letters are H and W.

http://www.nfl.com/combine/participants

[BisonFan02]

Of note...the Sunbelt is only sending 1 player...4 for the MAC and 4 for the MVFC. Southern Utah is also still in the Great West. :D

[ByeSonBusiness]

9 for Bama.
8 for Clemson.
14 for Ohio State.
10 for Notre Dame.

Crazy how much pro talent some of these schools get.

[KilldeerBison]

9 for Bama.
8 for Clemson.
14 for Ohio State.
10 for Notre Dame.

Crazy how much pro talent some of these schools get.

How many MVFC? VS other FCS like, how many Big Fluffy?

[BisonTru]

9 for Bama.
8 for Clemson.
14 for Ohio State.
10 for Notre Dame.

Crazy how much pro talent some of these schools get.

Get 20+ of the top 200 HS athletes in the US and half turn into pro prospects. Crazy. Don't know how Saban does it.😄

[ByeSonBusiness]

How many MVFC? VS other FCS like, how many Big Fluffy?

BF02 said 4 for Valley. The website says 1 big sky but like he mentioned, SUU doesn't show up as Big Sky on there, but they are sending three. So four for the Big Sky as well.

Looks like most of the FCS conferences I've heard of have at least anywhere from 2-4 going as well.

[VirginiaBison]

Joe Haeg - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/joe-haeg?id=2555371

Carson Wentz - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/carson-wentz?id=2555259

UNI - Hall - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/deiondre'-hall?id=2555366

ILS - Coprich - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/marshaun-coprich?id=2555401

Montana State - Sandland - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/beau-sandland?id=2555487

Sam Houston State - Lac - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/lac-edwards?id=2555558 <punter????>

Stony Brook - Ochi - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/victor-ochi?id=2555300

[StL Bison Fan]

Joe Haeg - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/joe-haeg?id=2555371

Carson Wentz - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/carson-wentz?id=2555259

UNI - Hall - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/deiondre'-hall?id=2555366

ILS - Coprich - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/marshaun-coprich?id=2555401

Montana State - Sandland - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/beau-sandland?id=2555487

Sam Houston State - Lac - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/lac-edwards?id=2555558 <punter????>

Stony Brook - Ochi - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/victor-ochi?id=2555300

They are not that 'high' on coprich :rofl:

[Bison4peat]

They are not that 'high' on coprich :rofl:They will be high on him after they weed out the competition.

[VirginiaBison]

Draft Diamonds: http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/2016-nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interviews/

NDSU - Carson Wentz - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-carson-wentz-qb-north-dakota-state-university/

NDSU - Zack Vraa - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-zach-vraa-wr-north-dakota-state-university/

NDSU - Ben LeCompte - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-ben-lecompte-kp-north-dakota-state/

UNI - Saywer Kollmorgan - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-sawyer-kollmorgen-qb-northern-iowa/

Southern Illinois - Mark Iannotti - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-mark-iannotti-qb-southern-illinois/

Illinois State University - Marshaun Coprich - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-marshaun-coprich-rb-illinois-state-university/

[GOB1SON]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/93/McCormick141_Combine.jpg

[GOB1SON]

http://www.thehedgepost.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Case-600-Combine.jpg

[GOB1SON]

http://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/get-attachment.asp?action=view&attachmentid=17867&imagerotation=708

This is actually my favorite combine... Had 2 of these bad boys when I was a younger man.

[thundarsdaddy]

Joe Haeg - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/joe-haeg?id=2555371

Carson Wentz - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/carson-wentz?id=2555259

UNI - Hall - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/deiondre'-hall?id=2555366

ILS - Coprich - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/marshaun-coprich?id=2555401

Montana State - Sandland - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/beau-sandland?id=2555487

Sam Houston State - Lac - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/lac-edwards?id=2555558 <punter????>

Stony Brook - Ochi - Analysis: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/victor-ochi?id=2555300

I love how they say Joe Haeg did not go up against premier athletes etc??

Apparently Kyle Emanuel doesnt count? Wonder how often those two locked horns in practice?? Probably made BOTH of them better!

[thundarsdaddy]

http://www.thehedgepost.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Case-600-Combine.jpg

This one has to rank high as an NFL combine, that rope on the unloading auger would build up arm strength! This CASE must belong to Coach Kramer?

[IBleedYellow]

Stop the presses boys and girls. We can't ever play in Frisco ever again! :(

"Bottom Line With a body type that is as prototypical as they come and a background in reading the entire field and working through progressions, Wentz will immediately check a couple of boxes that many college quarterbacks won’t be able to check. While his arm strength is OK, he can still make all the throws and he can make them with accuracy. His ability to escape pressure and pick up first downs with his feet will be yet another check mark in his favor. Wentz is still in a developmental phase after just two years at an FBS program, but has the mental and physical building blocks of a future, franchise quarterback"

[ByeSonBusiness]

I love how they say Joe Haeg did not go up against premier athletes etc??

Apparently Kyle Emanuel doesnt count? Wonder how often those two locked horns in practice?? Probably made BOTH of them better!

I don't think they are going to get too excited over him practicing against an NFL backup with a total of one sack to his name.

[THEsocalledfan]

Draft Diamonds: http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/2016-nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interviews/

NDSU - Carson Wentz - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-carson-wentz-qb-north-dakota-state-university/

NDSU - Zack Vraa - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-zach-vraa-wr-north-dakota-state-university/

NDSU - Ben LeCompte - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-ben-lecompte-kp-north-dakota-state/

UNI - Saywer Kollmorgan - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-sawyer-kollmorgen-qb-northern-iowa/

Southern Illinois - Mark Iannotti - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-mark-iannotti-qb-southern-illinois/

Illinois State University - Marshaun Coprich - http://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/nfl-draft-diamonds-prospect-interview-marshaun-coprich-rb-illinois-state-university/

Loved in both Carson and Vraa's interview, when asked who the toughest player they ever went against, the BOTH said Marcus Williams. Cracked me up. Carson also said Kyle Emmanuel.

[THEsocalledfan]

http://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/get-attachment.asp?action=view&attachmentid=17867&imagerotation=708

This is actually my favorite combine... Had 2 of these bad boys when I was a younger man.

Dude, you know how long it took me to get why you posted this? I am such a stupid city boy......even growing up in Rolette, I was a city boy.

[RedRiver]

I don't think they are going to get too excited over him practicing against an NFL backup with a total of one sack to his name.
The only thing better than an NFL backup is an NFL starter, and there are only a very few individuals in either of those two positions.

[A1pigskin]

For some reason I thought CJ Smith was invited but I don't see his name.

[A1pigskin]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/93/McCormick141_Combine.jpg

What's with the ribbon on the chest? Combine participation?

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/93/McCormick141_Combine.jpg

Looks like he's picking up that windrow backwards.

[PlainsBison]

Looks like he's picking up that windrow backwards.


I used to harvest as a kid in the 1970s with a pull type version of the above, think the model was a 140. My dad had a West-Go chaff collector added to it and this pulled a small wagon behind. I think it was longer than today's pick ups pulling a motor home pulling a boat. Powered the combine with an Oliver 1600.

[NorthernBison]

Looks like he's picking up that windrow backwards.

Looks that way on my phone.

[Bison Dan]

I used to harvest as a kid in the 1970s with a pull type version of the above, think the model was a 140. My dad had a West-Go chaff collector added to it and this pulled a small wagon behind. I think it was longer than today's pick ups pulling a motor home pulling a boat. Powered the combine with an Oliver 1600.We had a IH 140 pull type pto too. Used our JD4010 to pull it. Great combine.

[gumby013]

Looks like he's picking up that windrow backwards.

You have it backwards.

The vacuum picks up the straw, attaches the grain, orientates everything in the same direction, and gently places it all on the ground.

[southcliffbison]

On our farm, during the 60's, we used a John Deere 45 and we were lucky to get 10 acres of wheat a day combined, especially if the crop was heavy.

[BisonJD]

On our farm, during the 60's, we used a John Deere 45 and we were lucky to get 10 acres of wheat a day combined, especially if the crop was heavy.

When did this turn into the SDSU message board?

[southcliffbison]

When did this turn into the SDSU message board?

Thread drift is rather common on this board.

[NorthernBison]

Thread drift is rather common on this board.

Yeah, the list of invitees to the NFL Combine doesn't lend itself to a long discussion.

It's currently a buyers market if you are looking for a real combine. And, I'm guessing it will get better.

[bri-dog]

The oldest I can remember is a JD 65.

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/64/e3/b4/64e3b460c800cf8a3d0813a242f356b7.jpg

Then a JD 96, then an IH 914...

[NorthernBison]

The oldest I can remember is a JD 65.

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/64/e3/b4/64e3b460c800cf8a3d0813a242f356b7.jpg

Then a JD 96, then an IH 914...
My Dad had a couple 65's but they had Sund pickups. Far superior to the JD pickup. He also bought a 55 later.

[Mr Meaty]

The oldest I can remember is a JD 65.

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/64/e3/b4/64e3b460c800cf8a3d0813a242f356b7.jpg

Then a JD 96, then an IH 914...
I got my start on a 914IH with a 1066IH pulling it at .75 mph. 50 acres a day was a long day.

[PlainsBison]

Must be boring to be a UN_ lawyer, to not have stimulating combine discussions. As a farm kid, I'm loving this thread.

[Bison"FANatic"]

Ours was a Massy super 92


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhKms4Gyhsk

[VirginiaBison]

Ahhhh.... but the days of the six finger grain cradle were when men were men.... anyone can drive a combine... but how far can you drive a scythe
6845

[NDSU1980]

Ours was a Massy super 92


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhKms4Gyhsk
Thought I was the only one who grew up an abused child and had to put up with one of those. We had a Super 92 and regular 92. I still have nightmares about trying to unslug the cylinder in either rye or durum. When we finally got a 105 JD I thought I died and went to Heaven. JD even used Bison colors.

[Tony Almeida]

When did this turn into the SDSU message board?

I was trying to come up with something clever to say as well about this ridiculous thread drift...nice work lol!

[BisonFan02]

I was trying to come up with something clever to say as well about this ridiculous thread drift...nice work lol!

He had a point....SD is where alot of these combines are still in service...even more common further south. #MachineryPeteEnthusiasts #equipmentjockeys

[Bison4peat]

Thought I was the only one who grew up an abused child and had to put up with one of those. We had a Super 92 and regular 92. I still have nightmares about trying to unslug the cylinder in either rye or durum. When we finally got a 105 JD I thought I died and went to Heaven. JD even used Bison colors.
Started on a 105 JD. It was an absolute beat down when it was hot with no air and in a cab with the wrong wind. Used to have to put both feet on the front window to pull the unloading auger lever back because I wasn't strong enough when I first started.

[StL Bison Fan]

I was trying to come up with something clever to say as well about this ridiculous thread drift...nice work lol!

Look at the title. Isnt this a list of combines? This may be the only thread drift that actually drifted to point :biggrin: :offtopic:

[75NOVA]

JD 65, JD 96, JD 105, NH TR85, CIH 1680, CIH 2388, CIH 8120......My life. Maybe one more left in me

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

You have it backwards.

The vacuum picks up the straw, attaches the grain, orientates everything in the same direction, and gently places it all on the ground.


Oh sure I knew that. :facepalm: my bad.

[BisonFan02]

JD 65, JD 96, JD 105, NH TR85, IHC 1680, IHC 2388, IHC 8120......My life. Maybe one more left in me

Good to see that you got wiser with age... :D

[1998braves64]

Good to see that you got wiser with age... :D

Or more demented... :biggrin:

[NorthernBison]

JD 65, JD 96, JD 105, NH TR85, IHC 1680, IHC 2388, IHC 8120......My life. Maybe one more left in me

JD S690 next?

[southcliffbison]

Man, you guys don't know what living was.......combining with that old open air 45 JD in 1st gear with the variable speed all the way back with the wind blowing the chaff back on you and down your neck and its 105 degrees........brings a tear to my eye.

[NorthernBison]

Man, you guys don't know what living was.......combining with that old open air 45 JD in 1st gear with the variable speed all the way back with the wind blowing the chaff back on you and down your neck and its 105 degrees........brings a tear to my eye.

Combining barley was a special form of torture. The toughest Al Quaeda fighter would crack in an afternoon. Just an idea for Homeland Security.

[westnodak93bison]

Combining barley was a special form of torture. The toughest Al Quaeda fighter would crack in an afternoon. Just an idea for Homeland Security.
Yeah, that was my first experience on a combine when I was a kid in the mid 70's. Old Massey combine, no cab, huge cloud of dust, 90+ degrees, tailwind, grasshoppers every where. Not exactly a healthy situation.

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[Herd80]

I never imagined the thread drift entailed with what I thought was a logical title...may as well contribute

High-backed JD95:

Me (at 10 yrs old)- "when the wind is from behind me, I can't see anything much less breath" (swirling chaff)
Grandpa- "put on your goggles, stand on the seat and steer with your foot...and don't whine"

The good old days

[tjamz]

Grew up using IH 401 & 501's. The 401 was open air with no cab, the 501 had a cab but no way to cool it. I'm not sure which was worse to be honest with you. We used them on our farm near Balta, ND during the 70's (maybe even earlier?), 80's 90's & up until my started paying others to harvest for him in the early 2000's

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[El_Chapo]

would you NERDS shut up already

[scottietohottie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePjFAZKWKVo

[BisonFan02]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePjFAZKWKVo

As someone who used to have to work at farm shows for a certain manufacturer....I would much rather not have to listen to that song ever again... :rofl:

[ptrBison]

This is the kind of drifting sarcasm that seperates BISONVILLE from any other fan forum.....Well done!

[scottietohottie]

Thank goodness Craig Morgan didn't break BV I've been worried sick that I broke it.

[southcliffbison]

Yeah, that was my first experience on a combine when I was a kid in the mid 70's. Old Massey combine, no cab, huge cloud of dust, 90+ degrees, tailwind, grasshoppers every where. Not exactly a healthy situation.

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Very true; but it made you a better person.........

[westnodak93bison]

Very true; but it made you a better person.........
Built character that's for sure

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[Mesabison]

Combining barley was a special form of torture. The toughest Al Quaeda fighter would crack in an afternoon. Just an idea for Homeland Security.
Rusty oats was always one of my favorites.

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[westnodak93bison]

How about flax with no cab? Never got to enjoy the black cloud of death

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[VirginiaBison]

Does Alabama or JSU have this kind of thread drift? If so, what would it pertain too?

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

Where did the forum go yesterday???

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

Combining barley was a special form of torture. The toughest Al Quaeda fighter would crack in an afternoon. Just an idea for Homeland Security.

Yeah, at the end of the day cleaning the barley beards off the straw walks. Fun city.

[bri-dog]

I saw that PlainsBison mentioned a chaff saver. We had one of those bastards too. Hauling chaff piles in at the end of the year was another special kind of torture...

[PlainsBison]

I saw that PlainsBison mentioned a chaff saver. We had one of those bastards too. Hauling chaff piles in at the end of the year was another special kind of torture...

Yeah, pick that stack of chaff up with the fork loader to dump in a truck, you always made sure you had the wind behind you, but didn't always help. Talk about the seven year itch.

[bri-dog]

Yeah, pick that stack of chaff up with the fork loader to dump in a truck, you always made sure you had the wind behind you, but didn't always help. Talk about the seven year itch.

That's exactly the way we did it. And the wind always seemed to switch at the wrong time, and the windows NEVER sealed up on the old trucks...

[GOB1SON]

We saved straw and chaff a couple of different ways. When I was younger, we had these red pull-behind drums that were ground driven. The straw fell out of the walkers onto chain, the chaff was augered on top of the straw and the chain elevated the straw into a drum. There was a rope that ran up into the combine and when the drum was full (you had to watch) you pulled the rope and the drum dropped and rolled, creating a small straw pile. The drum would reset itself upon completing the 360. The straw piles were then stacked in a stack frame or if they were close to home, we just let the cows dig in them during the winter. See, even in the 70's we were reducing our carbon footprint...

We also had chaff wagons and the chaff was blown into the wagons and then same principle, rope, trip the wagon when full, wagon tipped, pile of chaff and we would once again, let it sit and have the cows just dig in them during the winter.

We also used the augers to place the chaff on top of the straw and then baled it. I remember being a kid, baling with our old NH 845 and a Oliver 1950T with no cab and just hating it. If the wind was behind you, you absolutely had to pull out of the windrow and turn around to tie the bale or you were dying slowly in the deluge.

The good ol' days huh?