The first phase of the Copa Sudamericana is about to come to an end, and this Thursday gave us moments that called for applause, but also disbelief. 

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An unbelievable goal

Like very few goals we have seen in professional football! Caracas finished off Racing with a goal that was hard to believe, when Tagliamonte failed to control the ball in the net to send it out and it ended up going into his own goal. 

Bruera’s save

Bruera is always crucial in Carabobo’s goal, and tonight he showed us his reflexes to give his team the win. 

The standings so far

With one matchday left before the end of the competition’s group stage, this is how the eight Copa Sudamericana groups stand. 

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Is there a better place for the Colorado Buffaloes to find the next star freshman, like Isaiah Johnson, than going back to Southern California?

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That's at least what Buffs fans should be hoping for after 6-foot-3 guard Amir Jones from Los Angeles, California, announced his commitment to Colorado on Thursday. The Harvard-Westlake High School product flipped from Georgia State to Colorado after decommitting from the Panthers in late March.

Jones has seen immense success at Harvard-Westlake High School and excels at shooting from beyond the arc. In his senior season, Jones averaged 12 points, five rebounds and four assists per game, according to the Los Angeles Daily News, which named him to its All-Area Boys Team last year.

Jones will get to learn from a great scorer in Buff's guard Barrington Hargress and could become a key rotational piece if his 3-point shooting remains consistent. Jones is the sixth high schooler to sign with Colorado this offseason, which will more than likely leave the Buffs as one of the youngest rosters in the Big 12 Conference for the second year in a row.

Sko Buffs!! 🦬 #committedpic.twitter.com/NYhrlKGG7I

— Amir Jones (@Amirr_j3) May 21, 2026

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