Disc Fakes For Days

Five days until opening pull. Time to celebrate with five fantastic fakes!
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[@Qazwode]

I actually like this more than the normal highlights, especially that smile at 0:40

[@joshuasabatino6128]

Qazwode agreed

[@dan_smet]

That was so cruel but also impressive 😀

[@yellowjack]

I would normally agree, but that cheeky smile is for players on good teams. Given their 1-13 record and the re-location that followed, I wouldn't call the Riptide that. In fact, if I were rooting for the team, I would be pissed that the handler was busy admiring his fake and not finding the open man a 1/2 second sooner.

[@coolbrotherf127]

That guy Jimmy faked in the first clip is my coach. No arounds Tom. #getbetter

[@doktarr]

Only two play where the fake actually opened the relevant throwing lane.

[@GoLdEnPiCkAxE1]

Does this count as a counting interruption if he falls for the fake? Or can the marker continue counting from where he stopped when he recovers to the attacker?

[@SevenElevenser]

they arent necessarily all great fakes, the markers just overcommited

[@NoodleXXII]

This.

[@josephma7812]

@TheAUDLChannel you guys should do a handblock compilation

[@omrijoker]

i love the track, anybody know it's name

[@AustenSummers]

Same, I wanna add that to my sex playlist

[@zhongqingsia8171]

Do you think 0:19 was a travel

[@memphisp5003]

That is what I thought at first, but I watched it in slow-mo and his foot never left the ground. it was good.

[@solfeinberg437]

00:37 is too much. The thrower puts the mark on the ground with his backhand fake, and then rather than doing something with the disc, just takes time to grin at his erstwhile mark, like: I fucking put you there; you're hilarious. Ha.

[@dude7597]

The slo mo exaggerates the backwards look, it's pretty obvious he does utilize the advantage created by the mark falling with the throw and go afterwards

[@colinsander704]

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