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setting up, vert cuts in a order, 1,2,3,4 or 4,3,2,1. the most common cut is a out than in cut like so

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and clears out toward the break side

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and continues order

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handler act like normal. The point of vert is to split field into 2 side, open being a cutting lane and the break being a 1v1 cutting lane but that rarely happens unless its a play

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this is split, unlike vert the idea here is to open the entire field into a cutting lane like creating a 1v1 cut with 30x30 ft. of space to cut in, same with order pattern, usally alternates sides

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one side starts cut

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follows through with next cut starting

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very effective with a powerful cutter team. teams dont run it as much but if unexpected it can wreck a defense very well

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side line is a combo of vert and split, making a even larger cutting lane but the only problem is within few throws a cutter can be trapped on sideline

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very rough to defend, although horizontal cuts are frowned down upon, its hard to defend with this angle

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finally dominator which so far only works for one team (university of minnesota duluth). roughly described as turning 7 on 7 into 3v3 with a iso, kind of like a iso play but throught the entire field. the idea is the handlers slowly work up the field with a iso making the occasional 15 yard catch. this is very effective when handlers are mismatched with the defenders and switching defenders will cause a man to go deep

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