Offense
Carrot
John FitzgeraldUsed to try and score/get to redzone in one throw. Momentum play; usually required us to be going downwind. Inverse of high school redzone play "Crossbow"
Offense
Lightning
John FitzgeraldFlood play. Players flood to the force sideline (into their man) always, though some variations exist where you always go to flick sideline. We could never decide which we wanted to do (mostly because everyone sucked at remembering this one)
Offense
AK
John FitzgeraldUnder force-side cut followed by deep cut set up from breakspace. The "A" refers to the stack-setter; "BK" would use the person after them, etc
Offense
Slice
John FitzgeraldBasic breakside play. Requires quick and accurate throws to prevent defense from catching up. Used a lot
Offense
Process
John FitzgeraldA called set play on the line. Usually a way to try and score quickly against man defense by boosting it on a lax defender to get to redzone
Offense
Falcon
John FitzgeraldStandard initiation play for Ho stack. Not usually called on the line since it was understood to be the go-to
Defense
Avenue K
cassidystiglbauerPlay designed to encourage running through the disc on offense and hard defense