Set up in standard vertical stack setup
Back of stack initiates under cut
If he's open, take the option, otherwise he plants hard (approx just before front of stack) - initiated by handler fake
As the handler fakes, he pivots hard and hits an around break to front of stack. Front of stack needs to be ready to bounce (not cut) on that pivot
7 should have separation (as his mark was tight) to be able to receive the disc deep
if the handler mark is stopping the around break, it may be best to throw an i.o. to the front of stack
which will often not be wide enough to result in the front of stack having the right space/momentum for an easy huck
so look for the handler to run through for an easy handoff
to throw the huck