either 1 or 2 can initiate the cutting sequence, both have the option to go in or out. I like to look at defensive positioning and then tell my other cutter how we are going to cut using a hand signal or just initiating right away just before the disc comes in so they will respond to you and go the opposite direction.
2 follows his deep cut with an in cut to the disc, in this scenario he is covered, and 1 starts to look for a dump throw. meanwhile, the handles communicate, and 7 yells, "i'm on, I'm om, I'm on" so 6 can give him more room to move
the dump cut is completed to 7, 1 has a new priority now of going straight to the side stack. While the throw is going off, 2 clears to the side stack because he didn't get the disc, 3 sets up a deep cut but importantly gets in position to establish a good look for 7 to throw. 4 moves towards the center of the field that way he can respond off of the cut 3 makes
1 clears to the side stack. 4 sees 3 going in and starts to establish more of a deep cut. 2 pushes the stack back more as the disc has moved down the field. the upfield throw is completed
4 times his cut beautifully with a couple steps on his man and 3 puts it out into space for the score
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