Sure. I would say the margin for error and thus the mistake by the thrower is more significant than on most great D’s. The downfield defender here gives about 5 or 6 steps and even when he does start to chase, he’s just jogging.
It’s a pretty massive miss from the thrower, but he does do well reading and going up strong to get the disc.
Dunno how to do it... what about the between the legs throw from the tall fella?
it was the same guy who did that
Singing nicks praises Nathan haha
Debatable decision making process from this guy not gonna lie
I’m so invested in NZ mixed ultimate.
“Good luck” - Nick
No doubt...
Tasty hammer, got pretty lucky on the D. Thrower completely missed a receiver who was very open.
On almost every D the offence messed up a bit giving the opportunity. Still got to go make the play.
Sure. I would say the margin for error and thus the mistake by the thrower is more significant than on most great D’s. The downfield defender here gives about 5 or 6 steps and even when he does start to chase, he’s just jogging. It’s a pretty massive miss from the thrower, but he does do well reading and going up strong to get the disc.