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DEFENDING A HUCKER
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Here's the situation we presented to the panel:
You are in an elimination game against a team you have played several times this year. They have a very skilled deep thrower that typically plays as a handler, rarely going downfield. This player has hurt your team in the past by throwing long goals, regardless of the type of mark you use. Your scouting report coming in is simple: push this player deep and keep them away from the disc.
At halftime, this player has unusually already gone deep, successfully, 3 times. Once was on a called pull play. They have hucked for another goal, though not on a pull play. You are behind 8-6. What do you do in the second half? Should you continue to push this player away from the disc? What kind of defender, given your normal options (you can't just put World's Greatest Defender on them) should be used?
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us at thehuddle@usaultimate.org.
(Note: this issue is a reproduction of an issue originally published on the-huddle.org)
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Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008 |
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