The disc swings from the center handler (2) to the force side handler (3), assuming it wasn't already there.
Immediately after releasing the swing, the center handler (2) makes a hard up-line handler cut. THIS IS A VIABLE SCORING THROW. Simultaneously, the cutter at the front of the stack (4) cut towards the primary dump space vacated by the center handler.
If the center handler (2) doesn't get the disc, they clear hard to the back of the stack. The cutter (4) sprinting towards the handler space make a hard change of direction, BEFORE they become horizontal to the disc, and makes an up-line cut as well. THIS IS THE PRIMARY LOOK.
The far break-side handler (1) has moved towards the primary dump space as the cutter (4) has gone up-line, and if the scoring throw gets looked off, they go hard into the backfield for an around dump. The initial center handler (2) is the primary cut to the breakside, and if they don't receive the throw, they continue their cut into the backfield and set up again as a handler in the break-side dump space.
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