Force is flick.
One takes a hard step to the break side. If your man isn't convinced you're going to go for the easy breakside blast, you're doing it wrong.
As two sees one make his move, he zips over to the break side.
This time the throw works to the break side.
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7 (Joy) gets a nasty invert (or around) off.
Not quite there (force side)
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Joy (7) makes an errant throw (yeah right), but that's okay because he's already in motion.
Notice that the stack is scooting forward and 2 is clearing to the line, then back.
Joy (miraculously) gets stopped upline, but that's okay because 6 (Alexis) is already making the cut that will get it off the line.
Swing to Alex, and it's a good thing too, because Joy's guy decided to poach the cram-hole for a little while.
Alex hits the swing to 3 if it's open, otherwise 1 clears to the line and out the back and we run duckwise again.
We run it again, but this time it's Dollarz (5) who isn't quite in.
Alex's around backhand falls just a little short, but Dollarz runs it down.
Luckily, Chitty (1) saw the errant throw go up, so he's ready for the easy continuation.
Dollarz decides not to hit Chitty (afraid of the pancake?), but also his mark swings around and shuts off the lane (as is proper).
Rose bud-not-buddy (3) sees Eli stranded and begins the splash.
Rosie finishes the splash and we're back to duckwise again another day.