What is the term for a freshly pulled disc that goes out of bounds, with the receiving team taking at brick-mark?

What is the term for a freshly pulled disc that goes out of bounds, with the receiving team taking at brick-mark?

• A. Break
• B. Brick
• C. Blade
• D. Bookends

Answer: (B)

Brick is the term for starting possession after a pull goes out of bounds. When the receiving team gains the disc from a pull that leaves the field, they take it at the brick mark, a fixed spot near the end zone, and resume play with a check to the thrower. This creates a neutral, clear starting point after the turnover. The other terms describe different things—break refers to a throw or defensive concept, blade is a type of throw, and bookends describe defensive positioning—so they don’t apply to the situation of taking the disc at the brick mark.

Brick is the term for starting possession after a pull goes out of bounds. When the receiving team gains the disc from a pull that leaves the field, they take it at the brick mark, a fixed spot near the end zone, and resume play with a check to the thrower. This creates a neutral, clear starting point after the turnover. The other terms describe different things—break refers to a throw or defensive concept, blade is a type of throw, and bookends describe defensive positioning—so they don’t apply to the situation of taking the disc at the brick mark.