The Hoosier Gridiron Winter Combine is designed to provide student athletes with the opportunity to market their athletic, academic and football talents to numerous college football coaches.  Hoosier Gridiron’s Winter Combine is held in December during the only “contact period” permitted by the NCAA.  During the “contact period” a DI or DII coach may evaluate a participant’s athletic ability and football talent, as well as, make contact with participants. 

Attending a Hoosier Gridiron Combine provides participants with the opportunity to be viewed by college coaches while performing a series of athletic testing events and while participating in various football position demonstration skills.  Each participant’s combine results are provided to every college coach that attends the Combine, as well as, 200 college football coaches that have contacted Hoosier Gridiron requesting information on camp participants.  Hoosier Gridiron provides each college coach with participant’s home addresses, academic information and Combine evaluation results.

Why Hoosier Gridiron’s Combine?  Hoosier Gridiron’s Combine attracts participants from 6 states.  Because of this wide geographical draw this event has become popular with college football coaches.  This will be our 8^th year conducting this exciting football recruiting event. Hoosier Gridiron will limit the amount of participants.  Our goal is that each participant receives maximum individual exposure.  We simply don’t believe that athletes can receive a maximum amount of exposure when they attend combines that attract 600-800 athletes.  The Hoosier Gridiron Combine is limited to 200 participants.  While at the Combine each participant will be well identified to the college coaches in attendance.  When a college recruiter arrives he is provided with each participant’s name, jersey number, height, weight and academic information.