endzone setup. recognize you are within striking range of the endzone. one cutter comes back to handle, leaving three "out" in a ho stack, one iso centred.
it doesn't matter too much what the iso does - cut hard to one corner as a fake and back the other way, depending on your height, speed matchup, comfort with your handler's ability to break.
most important is COMMUNICATION. once you do a "move" , don't dance - it's time to leave the endzone and get someone else in. make eye contact and run directly at one of the three handlers out. take over their space. they should move - either to go into the endzone themselves, or to shuffle over the handlers so a third party can enter the endzone for an attempt.
patience is key. cycle until a good choice presents itself. do not be afraid of resets and don't try to cram in a 50/50 pass.
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