vert stack endzone set up
from wherever they are on the field, the reset handler cuts up line to the opposite side of the field. they may cut behind the mark, but that's ok. it's about making space, not getting the score. we only want two people in the backfield- the one with the disc, and the one currently cutting
the front of the stack comes underneath to either side to look for a swing. the break side is better, but not necessary the person who started as the reset clears to the back of the stack while the rest pushes forward. the front of the stack should always be on the front of the endzone
the new front of the stack cuts for the swing. while they do this, the person who threw the first pass sets up a delayed give and go route. This swing will often be the score. the give and go from the (1) is a quick finisher if it isn't, coming almost immediately after the swing
if the swing was not a score, look for up line cuts from those in the backfield
pump fake every cut to tell the cutter to change direction and move the mark
if the around swing isn't open, cut for the up line immediately. in this case, that up line was a score