Which term describes a short backward pass to reset the stall?

Which term describes a short backward pass to reset the stall?

• A. Layout catch
• B. Dump pass
• C. Give-and-go
• D. Huck

Answer: (B)

A dump pass is a short backward pass used to reset the stall. When a defender is applying pressure and the stall count is rising, this quick, safe outlet to a teammate behind or nearby allows the offense to reset the count to zero and reestablish possession. It keeps the disc moving without forcing a risky throw downfield, buying time to reset positioning and options. Layout catches refer to diving catches downfield, give-and-go describes a pass-and-cut sequence to regain possession, and a huck is a long throw downfield for a fast score.

A dump pass is a short backward pass used to reset the stall. When a defender is applying pressure and the stall count is rising, this quick, safe outlet to a teammate behind or nearby allows the offense to reset the count to zero and reestablish possession. It keeps the disc moving without forcing a risky throw downfield, buying time to reset positioning and options.

Layout catches refer to diving catches downfield, give-and-go describes a pass-and-cut sequence to regain possession, and a huck is a long throw downfield for a fast score.