Fellas,

There's no need for controversy here! This is a passing method designed by Anthony Burgess for his Weighted Multi-Stoppage System. And that's O.K.!
The TTQB is cumbersome to many. It requires hand and dexterity that many donot posse and requires years of practice. Look at all of the great passers;they have been doing this for years! A great TTQB passer only needs to get one man open and he can move the ball even if his team is not that good or well tweaked. Many will say , "Hey, I'm a great coach!" Believe what you want. Passing sticks keeps jokers honest! If you have a well tweaked team. A team with receivers who are straight and fast, I guarantee' they will double team your players or try to hold they at the LOS! They know that if your player completes a stick pass, chances are they can't catch them once the pass is complete! Pass placement was designed to keep the game/ball on the board. It always receivers to run routes. It allows the defense an honest play on the ball and it forces the offense to make the right decison. It keeps the game moving, active and fun. There are many variations of the "stick pass" since it was adopted by leagues across the country,but the rules must be clear and effective. The real question for those of us who play One stop, picth or pass is "Turning Players and the Clock"! HHmmm?