(2) gives (1) some space to avoid picks and poaches. (1) does not need to be in the inzone.
(1) gets a couple cuts to try to get open.
If (1) does not get open, (5) looks to give and go with (6). (1) has to clear to make space for (5)
(2) moves forward to set the front of the stack and get set up for the next cut
Always clear the to the next to last spot in the stack, like (1) did. If (5) does not get the up-the-line, he clears to that spot, and (2) cuts back.
If (2)'s man over commits to taking away the break throw, (2) can go upline here. Otherwise he is looking to get the disc all the way across the field.
(5) moved into the next to last spot in the stack and (3) moved forward to be the new front of the stack. (4) is waiting for the swing to make a cut under on the break side.
(4) makes his cut. If he doesn't get it, we start over.
Back to the start.