Pull
D sprints down, forces back-hand to push into the side-stack.
D#4 realizes that he has help from D#1 and D#5 if he needs, therefore forces O#4 out.
O#4 give a slashing break-side cut to give a chance to move all the way to the break sideline and also allow O#5 to use the whole center of the field. To effectively deter an under-poach from D#2/D#3, O#1 and O#2 need to take hard steps up-line to threaten to split D#1.
D#2 and D#5 will both play safe in response to the side-stack push, allowing O#5 to take an open in-cut. Meanwhile, O#4 continues his cut by pushing deep, forcing D#1 to take notice.
D#1 drops to take away the huck score to O#4, leaving O#1 open for an uncontested in-cut.
Stack pushes. O#4 cuts to the sideline to set up an S-cut.
D#1 puts a mark on, stack sets.
O#4 cuts S, O#2 begins a cut to the open side, O#6 begins a strike cut.
O#6 gets the swing, O#2 is cutting S, O#7 recognizes the continue to O#4.
O#2 cuts in, needs to clear. Option for a score at the front of the endzone during clear. O#1 recognizes self as endzone front-stack, prepares to strike.
O#1 strikes, option of quick break-throw for score. O#2 clears. Handlers (6/7) move past parallel with the disc. All defenders are struggling with position due to disc being on break-side corner of endzone.
O#1 clears toward the back of the endzone. His man will attempt to poach if he clears slowly or does not create another threat. O#6 begins to run another strike.
O#1 sprints to circle the back end of the stack to get open on the other side, drawing his man out of the lane. Disc is swung to O#6. O#4's give-and-go cut is shut down.
O#6 runs a give-and-go off of the swing, the most likely chance to get open on a strike.
Score.