Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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How to navigate Fantasy Premier League’s blank gameweek with only free transfers
It’s more important to own quality over quantity in a blank gameweek. If you have the core template players, that can be enough to carry you
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Newcastle have a sole purpose to their season now. Can they achieve it?
Newcastle are out of each cup competition and have one goal for the season — securing European football for the next campaign
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Men’s March Madness 2026 First Four wins for Prairie View, Miami (OH): Live updates and reaction
Historic victory for Prairie View books matchup with defending champions Florida Gators
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Chelsea’s huddle and pre-match rituals in sport: Psychological weapon or silly gimmick?
Chelsea’s huddle has drawn a lot of debate. So what is the point of it and other pre-match rituals? Sarah Shephard explains
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Behind the scenes at Amazon with Clarence Seedorf: ‘It’s about being fair. Don’t be in a space of polemics’
The Dutch legend talks punditry, connecting with players, and his own coaching ambitions — all while covering a huge Champions League tie
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Answering unexpected AFCON final questions: What happens now to the winners’ medals and the trophy?
Also: what happens to the land the Senegal players were given by their government? And what about bets placed on the final?
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Lennart Karl, Bayern Munich’s teenage prodigy who is being called up by Germany
The 18-year-old was excellent in the win against Atalanta and will have his eyes on the World Cup after breaking into the Germany squad
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The Arsenal trio facing Man City at Wembley who have come full circle
Rice, Havertz and Timber made Arsenal debuts against City in 2023 — and all three have gone on to be vital pieces in Arteta’s squad
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Would losing Enzo Fernandez actually be a problem for Chelsea on the pitch?
Enzo Fernandez is a keen talent and losing him would require a remodelling of the Chelsea team
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Miami (Ohio) gets first tourney win since 1999
Miami (Ohio) beat SMU on Wednesday night in the First Four for its first NCAA tournament victory in 27 years.
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