Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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What Julian Sayin has learned as Ohio State’s QB1 — and what he hopes is next
As spring practice begins, Ohio State’s Heisman finalist quarterback reflected on a tough finish to the 2025 season and what’s next.
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Despite loss, Wizards get bounce-back performance they needed after the Bam Adebayo game
Although they lost, the Wizards showed more fortitude on Thursday, two days after watching Bam Adebayo score 83 points.
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I watched Gerrit Cole’s latest big step in his Yankees return. Here’s what I saw
A by-the-minute breakdown of Gerrit Cole’s 35-pitch, two-inning live batting practice on Thursday at an empty George M. Steinbrenner Field.
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Ailing son weighed on José Alvarado last year. Now, after suspension, he’s pitching with a purpose
Dylan, diagnosed with leukemia, is an inspiration for Alvarado, who is pitching for so much this season after a “difficult” 2025.
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As college basketball’s coaching carousel spins, these 7 coaches could be top candidates
With a handful of power-conference jobs already open, here’s who could be part of the next class of mid-major coaches to level up.
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Premier League underdogs: Three games that could provide a shock this weekend
Twenty points is all that separates the top five in the Premier League table and the bottom three this season
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Auburn, and a dreadful NCAA Tournament bubble, should quash any more expansion talk
Auburn might become the first 16-loss team to get an at-large bid. And that’s a definitive statement on the idea of tournament expansion.
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Everton boss David Moyes hopeful of having Jarrad Branthwaite fit for Arsenal
The 23-year-old was substituted 83 minutes into the recent home victory over Burnley last time out.
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Rio Ngumoha pushing for starts, Alisson could return against Spurs – Liverpool coach Arne Slot
The 17-year-old winger has featured as a substitute in Liverpool’s last three Premier League games.
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Fabian Hurzeler says he clarified Arsenal criticism in text exchange with Mikel Arteta
Hurzeler accused Arsenal of time-wasting tactics that are “not football”.
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