It grazed the rim therefore the shot clock should have been reset and the Lakers and Spurs wouldn't

It grazed the rim, therefore the shot clock should have been reset and the Lakers and Spurs wouldn't have put in that position.Yes, the NBA said the foul should have been called, but that didn't do anything but make the outside world believe that there is a Lakers-Celtics Finals conspiracy. So the point of that was stupid, but it was said, and you can't go back now. In the end, we all know that it was the right no-call, you just have to put your biased opinions aside.. Race fans at Zolder will get their first chance to see a Superleague Formula machine this weekend when the former home of the Belgian Grand Prix celebrates its 45th anniversary.The Circuit Zolder hosted the Belgian Grand Prix on 10 occasions in the 1970s and 80s and is set to become a popular location for football fans for round three of the inaugural Superleague Formula championship on Oct. 4-5.Three Superleague Formula clubs are located within 200 km of the circuit: RSC Anderlecht in Brussels, PSV Eindhoven and Borussia Dortmund.Despite the fact that RSC Anderlecht and Zolder are both Belgian, Netherlands neighbours PSV Eindhoven is actually the nearest club, located only 60 km from the circuit.The PSV showcar will be on site at Zolder this weekend at the 45th Anniversary event."We’re very happy to have Superleague Formula with us in October. In our 45th year of existence, it is great to have this brand new championship on our track," Zolder Marketing Manger Walter Goosens said."The new approach of racing and football is quite teasing, and promises a thrilling event.

Since Anderlecht will be our ‘home club,’ we’re looking forward to seeing their team perform, but we’re close to Eindhoven as well, so their fans are more than welcome."We can even expect Borussia Dortmund, AC Milan and Galatasaray fans in October. Based in Oxfordshire, England, Menard Competition Technologies is responsible for the manufacture and supply of engines.Superleague Formula Schedule:Superleague Formula’s inaugural race season will visit the following six major circuits across Europe, from August to November:Race 1: Donington, United Kingdom – Aug 30/31Race 2: N?rgring, Germany – Sept 20/21Race 3: Zolder, Belgium – Oct 4/5Race 4: Estoril, Portugal – Oct 18/19Race 5: Vallelunga, Italy – Nov 1/2Race 6: Jerez, Spain – Nov. 22/23A series of YouTube videos covering the new racing formula are available here.. So, we had a good vacation on the Oregon Coast, but did not succeed in spotting behemoth Charles Siddoway from Cape Foulweather (too foggy). We ate a lot of seafood, found some sand dollars (not legal tender, unfortunately) and paid WAY too much for gas. Upon our return yesterday evening, I decided to catch up on Bronco goings on First off, I was dismayed to see that J.R. Simplot had died...he was very good to Boise State University and will be missed.Second, I was non-shocked to see that Richard Brehaut said "I'm Bre-out," and signed with UCLA.

My bummedness was short-lived, however as I noted the signing of Jared Zabransky clone Joe Southwick.Southwick, a 6-foot-2 QB from Danville, Calif., threw for over 3,000 yards last year as a junior and tossed 37 TDs to only 9 INTS en route to a North Coast Section 3A championship.For those that think Southwick's early verbal could be ripe for a renege, think again...Southwick won't be swayed by late offers:"The way I look at it is, 'Where were you guys earlier?' " Southwick told the Idaho Statesman on Thursday "(My commitment) is 100 percent. I'm a Bronco and I'm going to stick with it."Southwick's verbal effectively ends the 2009 QB recruit race, as he was told that he would be the only quarterback signee in the class. So, unless Taysom Hill decides to play linebacker...forget about him playing on the blue, Bronco fans.Southwick already is elusive and has a live arm, while still being relatively green and undeveloped...so he looks to be a real steal for the Broncos. So Joe Southwick commits in May, of all things...nobody commits that early, do they? BUT WAIT...Phoenix CB/WR Ebenezer "Ebo" Makinde pulled the trigger yesterday and will be a Bronco as well. Makinde held a pair of Mountain West offers and has excellent size and speed for a DB Makinde is 6 feet tall and runs a 4.4. The only downside for Makinde appears to be his nickname...your name is Ebenezer, man, embrace it!So, two Bronco commits in May is phenomenal...that's gotta be it, right? BUT WAIT!!!Rivals and Scout have both confirmed that Kempner (TX) WR/CB Quaylon Ewing has signed on with the Broncos as well.