Step 1

This look is designed to meet with success against opposing team's O-lines, who do not spend as much time practicing their defensive looks. The D look here represents the strongest initial placement for a D against this set.

Step 2

Pre disc-check, B1 should take as much time as possible in reading the D look, especially the handler D positioning. If the handler set is as represented here, the play call is STANDARD.

Step 3

If the r2 is sagging into the lane (or presenting any easier opportunity to center the disc), AUDIBLE out of STANDARD.

Step 4

Center the disc and run Ho.

Step 5

To initiate STANDARD, b5 and b4 make deep, purposeful diagonal cuts.

Step 6

When they vacate the open space (presumably with their defenders), b6 comes across on a lateral SLASH cut.

Step 7

From here b4 is the deep continuation, and b5 is the lateral attack back across the field.

Step 8

Obviously we want to demoralize our opponents by scoring on a deep shot (b6-b4), but hitting the attack (b6-b5) and then hitting b4 for a goal is ok, too.