Step 1

Initial set up for a vertical stack on the sideline--1. The stack is at a slight angle. 2. The dump (7) sets up 5-7 YARDS AWAY FROM THE THROWER, PARALLEL to the THROWER or SLIGHTLY AHEAD (the 1 is still the front of the stack and the third handler)

Step 2

AFTER STALL 2 (YES, STALL 2!), the THROWER (6) TURNS AND FACES THE DUMP (7)

Step 3

This time ONCE THE THROWER AND THE DUMP MAKE EYE CONTACT, the DUMP should make his cut

Step 4

This cut will either be an up line cut (we want this to be the cut 9 times out of 10 in order for our flow to work out)

Step 5

Or a dump cut (backfield)...IF THIS THROW IS COMPLETED, the IMMEDIATE LOOK IS TO CONTINUE TO THAT OPEN SIDE OF THE FIELD

Step 6

If the dump makes a cut upline and DOES NOT GET THE DISC, he MUST CLEAR INTO THE SECOND SPOT IN THE STACK

Step 7

As the dump (7) is clearing back into the stack, the 1 in the stack (1) is CUTTING TO THE OPEN SPACE IN THE BACKFIELD

Step 8

The handler (6) should make this throw EARLY AND TO SPACE (IF THIS THROW IS COMPLETED, the thrower should look to CONTINUE TO THAT NEW OPEN SIDE OF THE FIELD--most likely the break side)

Step 9

If this throw is NOT OPEN, the new dump (1) WILL CUT UPLINE

Step 10

After the throw is caught, the thrower becomes the new dump

Step 11

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