What is the name of the sequence described as passing to an open player behind you, then across the sideline, then downfield, repeating?

• A. Dump
• B. Swing Pass
• C. Dump Swing Put
• D. Huck

Answer: (C)

This is about a common offensive sequence that moves the disc with a reset, a lateral shift, and then a deep attack. The dump is a short backward pass to a handler behind you to reset the stall count and create space. The swing is the quick lateral pass across the field to the other side, helping reorient the defense. The put is a longer downfield throw to a cutter. Describing those three steps in order—pass to the open player behind you, then across the sideline, then downfield—fits this sequence perfectly, and repeating it keeps the offense moving. So the correct term is the dump-swing-put sequence. The other options cover only a single action or a different type of throw, not the full three-part pattern.