
9 gets the ball from scrum. 11 starts to run toward his position. (between 10-12) 9 passes ball to 10. 9 instantly starts running to his position.(inbetween 12 and 14) 11 runs at pace inbetween 10 and 12 to recieve second pass. 11 pops ball to 12 and continues running to draw the man. 12 draws the man and 9 should be running at pace to recieve the ball. 12 passes to 9. 9 makes the run and has 14 outside him if he needs him as support.
draw your player need to understand where the loops comming from. quick hands injection of pace
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