Set the opening purpose and ask each role for useful information. Use the default to reveal where the defense commits players and utility.
Say thisStart in the default. Report early utility, extra defenders, and any uncontested space.
Round leadership loop
Start with a clear purpose. Gather teammate information, locate the rotator, force that player to respond, then call the finish.
Set the opening purpose and ask each role for useful information. Use the default to reveal where the defense commits players and utility.
Say thisStart in the default. Report early utility, extra defenders, and any uncontested space.
Use contact, utility, and positioning to locate the heavy side, the likely rotator, and the space the defense has left available.
Say thisWhere are they heavy? Who rotates first? What space can we still take?
Hold the rotator with credible pressure, then regroup and attack the weaker side before the defense can recover.
Say thisKeep pressure on the strong side. Group toward the weak side. Hit on my call.
Ask each role for one relevant observation. If new information changes the read, update the call.
Reset quickly after mistakes so teammates can report clearly and act on the next call.
Study opponent tendencies only when the sample is reliable. Otherwise, review demos to solve one specific problem in your own playbook.
Use each guide as an opening call, not a fixed script. Run the default to collect information. Choose the mid-round or execute that fits the defensive setup your team reports.
Use this sequence to open the first gun round, then adjust when the defense gives you a clear read.
Use this sequence to open the first gun round, then adjust when the defense gives you a clear read.
Use this sequence to open the first gun round, then adjust when the defense gives you a clear read.
Use this sequence to open the first gun round, then adjust when the defense gives you a clear read.
Use this sequence to open the first gun round, then adjust when the defense gives you a clear read.
Use this sequence to open the first gun round, then adjust when the defense gives you a clear read.
Use this sequence to open the first gun round, then adjust when the defense gives you a clear read.