Players pass the ball down the line. Players must remember to keep running lines strait and not to crab/drift accross the field. After the players have done their passes, they should line up behind the other 4 cones (Not the 4 they just came from). Players A should run onto the ball.
Make sure the players keep their runs strait. Make sure players don't crab/drift off the pass. Make sure player(s) A run onto the ball.
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