| There are three basic positions in a stack offense. Of the seven players on the field, three will be “handlers” (H, H1, H2), two will be “mids” (M1, M2), and two will be “longs” (L1, L2). The ideal movement of the disc in a stack offense is as follows: the player with the disc passes to a handler, the handler passes to a mid, the mid passes to a long, the long then passes back to a handler, and the stack starts again. Each position is responsible for moving the disc, and each player is potentially involved in every play. |  |
