The Pull
Set Up: 1 & 2 are chases. They put on forces to prevent dangerous inside breaks or other wide gainerz. They allow the loopy around swing. 5&6 are Rovers protecting the middle. 3&4 are Wings.
Disc is swung to the wing. number 2 chase immediately aims to prevent crashes from the handler space. Number 1 wants to protect dangerous insides. Rover 5 looks to protect the middle between 2 and the wing. Rover 6 will phase into the Wing position. Number 4, Whank becomes ensures Rover 6 takes over as wing.
Clamp on the Wing. Whank becomes a handler mark forcing middle. Rover 6 performs the Wing roll. 2& 5 prevent passes through the middle. 1 stops incisive sideways passes. We bate a loopy around pass or an overhead to the opposite side.
Swing back to middle of pitch. 1, tries to cut off dangerous quick swing or inside to the wing handler. Loopy swing passes allowed. 4 Whank drops off, 6 Rover and 5 Rover move across to prevent up the middle. I'm not sure what kind of mark we want coming from Chase 2. We will figure it out.
Tighten Up: Rovers probably get aggressive with Whanks less aggressive. This is siutation specific.
On this swing, inverse of step 3
Tighten Up after Swing. 3, wing becomes handler mark. 5, Rove fills gap for wing. 4 man cup job nearly created. 2 marks the dump swing nearly and hands off to 1 if they go upline and then checks the next swing pass to stop