Keep your options open long enough to see them clearly, then close them on purpose.

Open options are useful for exactly as long as you are learning something from them. After that they become a way of avoiding the decision, and keeping everything possible usually means doing none of it properly. Choosing on purpose is what turns a pile of maybes into something that moves. The aim is to shut them yourself rather than let them quietly expire.

List what you are keeping open: the sports, the subjects, the people you have not answered. Ask what you still need to know about each. Where you already know, decide this week and say so out loud.