Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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How to watch women’s March Madness: Ohio State-Notre Dame headlines busy Monday
Eight more teams are set to move on to the Sweet 16. Here’s how to watch every game on Monday’s slate.
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Everything that happened in the second round of men’s March Madness 2026: Live updates and reaction
Catch up on Sunday’s action as the defending champion falls early at the men’s NCAA Tournament
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Arsenal’s William Saliba out of France’s U.S. friendlies with ankle pain, Maxence Lacroix called up
The FFF in a statement that Saliba is suffering from “recurring pain his his left ankle”, which would require a minimum of 10 days’ rest.
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Arsenal are not losers, or chokers. So when will they be winners?
The challenge for Arsenal is to ensure their resolve is stiffened rather than undermined by the setback of losing the Carabao Cup final
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From Arizona to Texas: Ranking the remaining teams in the men’s Sweet 16
Five Big Ten teams! Upset-minded Texas! Buzzer-beaters and blowouts! Here’s how the Sweet 16 teams stack up.
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Your guide to men’s March Madness Day 4: Recaps, every winner’s chance to advance
The Sweet 16 is set. Here’s how Iowa, St. John’s and more teams advanced — and their chances of doing it again.
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Aston Villa and their left-sided scheming
Emery knew West Ham was an opportunity for Villa to pull clear from their Champions League rivals – this is how they did it
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Vitor Pereira has the players and fans on side – it might just keep Nottingham Forest up
The new manager has fostered a sense of unity and there is now a renewed sense of positivity at the club following two impressive results
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Nuno doesn’t trust Kilman. He may never play for West Ham again
The manager’s decision to opt for academy graduate Freddie Potts ahead of the English defender after Jean-Clair Todibo’s injury was telling
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Dropping Kepa would have been brutally pragmatic. It’s odd Mikel Arteta didn’t do it
Arsenal manager said starting backup goalkeeper was “right thing to do”, but his error was key to cup-final loss and choice looks an odd one
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