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sports1 year ago

NCAA Releases First 2024-25 NET Rankings with Surprises and Challenges

The NCAA released its first NET rankings for the 2024-25 college basketball season, with Tennessee at No. 1 despite being ranked No. 7 in the AP Top 25. The NET rankings, which consider factors like scoring margin and strength of schedule, also place Auburn, Gonzaga, Duke, and Pitt in the top five. Notably, Kansas, the AP No. 1, is ranked ninth. The NET is one of several metrics used by the NCAA Tournament selection committee, alongside others like KenPom and BartTorvik.

via CBS Sports|
#basketball#ncaa#net
finance1 year ago

Cloudflare's Soaring Stock and Earnings Impress Analysts

Cloudflare's stock surged by as much as 28.4% following a strong fourth-quarter report, with revenue growing 32% year over year and adjusted earnings per share up 150%. The company also saw record operating and free cash flow, strong user metrics, and robust guidance for the first quarter and full year. Cloudflare is benefiting from the AI boom and is considered a buy, despite not being included in the Motley Fool's list of 10 best stocks.

via Yahoo Finance|
#cloudflare#earnings-report#finance
business2 years ago

Cloudflare's stock drops sharply on disappointing revenue guidance.

Cloud-based network security company Cloudflare's shares fell by 25% after it provided a financial outlook that failed to impress Wall Street. The company's revenue for its fiscal second quarter is expected to be between $305M to $306M, lower than analysts' previous forecast of nearly $320M. Cloudflare's full-year outlook was also cut to between $1.28B and $1.284B, from an earlier estimate of $1.33B to $1.34B, due to a material lengthening of sales cycles that is affecting order renewal rates.

via Seeking Alpha|
#business#cloudflare#financial-outlook
puzzle2 years ago

Psychology Test Stumps Majority of Participants: Gizmodo Puzzle Results.

Gizmodo's Monday puzzle features three mini-puzzles from a research paper by Shane Frederick, known as The Cognitive Reflection Test, which measures people's tendencies towards intuitive or methodical thinking. The puzzles require more reflection than expected, and the answers may not be immediately obvious. Last week's puzzle solution involved using a net to find the shortest distance for a gecko to crawl in a cubic room.

via Gizmodo|
#cognitive-reflection-test#math#net