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Alleman forced 17 turnovers and held Moline to just 25 percent shooting from the field to cruise to a 53-23 home victory on Saturday afternoon. “We came out ready to play, and we played organized and well together,” Alleman head coach Steve Ford said. “We played a lot smarter with the basketball against the (Moline) pressure compared to the pressure on Thursday night.” Alleman, ranked No. 7 in the latest Class 2A poll, fell to the 7-1 Sterling Golden Warriors 59-30 on Thursday, but turned around and had a complete performance against Moline on Saturday, sending the Maroons to their third straight defeat. “It was a great win. We knew Moline was going to be a rough game, but we came out and got the win right away,” junior Adalynn Voss said. Voss led all scorers with 21 points, while senior Carson Wendt had a career-high 15 points. The Pioneers were going after every 50-50 ball relentlessly, perfectly defined with one-third quarter possession. With under two minutes left in the quarter, Wendt got fouled while making a layup. She missed the ensuing free throw, but sophomore Alysa Brinkman and junior Megan Hulke grabbed and missed sequential putback attempts. Wendt again found herself under the rim and was fouled for a second consecutive and-1 on the same possession. That five-point swing turned a 46-19 Moline deficit into a 51-19 rout. “I was so proud of our team,” Voss said about that possession. "It was just an amazing moment for Carson.” The Alleman defense was in full show in the opening quarter. Their three-quarter press caused the Maroons’ offense to be sped up, and Moline turned the ball over six times and only made two baskets in the first quarter. “Our focus has been defense and rebounding lately,” Ford said. "To come in with that great focus and aggressiveness and intensity and forcing turnovers versus not turning the ball over was good to see.” On the other end of the court, Alleman was able to orchestrate its offense enough to hold a double-digit lead in the first quarter, shooting 44 percent from the field and only coughing up the ball once. “The girls moved the ball well and got some really good looks,” Ford said. “It always looks great when they make shots. They were shooting with a little more confidence there in that first quarter and it was a really good start.” The Pioneers were able to widen the lead to to much as 20 points in the first half, thanks to the continued pressure and rushing the Moline offense to quick shots and double teams at midcourt. The Maroons committed 10 first half turnovers and were only 5 of 20 from the field, trailing 35-13 after two quarters of play. Voss led all scorers with 13 points at halftime, with Wendt adding another 10 and Hulke five points. For Moline, senior Tahlea Tirrell had a team-high six points, with sophomore starting point guard Aniya Dixon contributing another four points at the half. The Pioneers (6-2, 2-1) continue WB6 conference play with their second straight home game against Rock Island (5-2, 1-1) on Thursday at 7 p.m. The Maroons (4-4, 1-2) play at United Township (0-7, 0-2) next, also on Thursday at 7 p.m. Sent weekly directly to your inbox! {{description}} Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items.

The leadership of the Georgian Dream party has tried to manage the fallout from their decision to the EU accession, as waves of angered citizens filled the streets of the capital and other Georgian cities. by the police and brutality from non-uniformed “black men” that accompany the riot police forces are fuelling public anger. Starting yesterday, civil servants from various key ministries, including , , and justice, have spoken out in favor of Georgia’s European future, distancing themselves from the GD decision. The crisis comes while the party that ruled Georgia for the past twelve years struggles to affirm its international legitimacy following the elections on October 26. The scale and breadth of violations led the observers and the to condemn them as not fair and not representative of the people’s will. President Salome Zurabishvili also said the elections “did not take place.” By ignoring the legislative procedures for recognizing the credentials of MPs which are being challenged in the Constitutional Court, the Georgian Dream put itself in constitutional and legal limbo. Thus, the government endorsed by this parliament is considered illegitimate by the opposition, large part of the civil society actors, and influential voices . Despite the pressure they feel from the streets, the Georgian Dream officials try to remain on the offensive, advancing the following narratives. To critics who say they halted Georgia’s EU accession, the Georgian Dream officials retort that it was Europe that stopped the process. This statement omits the fact that the conditionalities of accession to the European Union are not for Georgia to establish and that the government led by the Georgian Dream has refused to meet the twelve conditions for candidacy fully and then, after having received candidacy nonetheless, ignored the reformulated nine conditions for opening the accession negotiations. Irakli Kobakhidze, who made a statement about halting the accession, said that the EU used the candidacy and then the accession talks to “blackmail” Georgia. By ending this blackmail, he argued, Georgia is free to enter the EU on its terms – coded as its “values” and its “dignity.” On November 30, GD spokesman Mamuka Mdinaradze , trying to put the blame on the EU: “If they [the EU] were to put on the table the paper that says they are ready to start accession negotiations, we would sign it immediately.” Kakha Kaladze, the mayor of Tbilisi and GD Secretary-General, made an point. Kobakhidze also argued that the EU used the candidacy and then the accession talks to “blackmail” Georgia and elicit concessions that were counter to Georgian values. By flipping the narrative GD also built on its conspiracy theory, claiming that Western powers and their domestic lackeys have been plotting “Georgian Maidan,” or “Natsmaidan”, from the pejorative nickname “Natsi” referring to supporters of the opposition United National Movement. GD claims that the opposition and the Global Party of War conspire to instigate a regime change event similar to Ukraine’s Euromaidan in 2013, which is bound to bring similar results – war and destruction – while the ruling party has been foiling their plots at every step. , at the briefing on November 30, said: “Already for the third year, specific European politicians and bureaucrats, whose attempts at Ukrainization of Georgia have failed before, insist on using the [EU] candidacy and [accession] negotiations for weakening the country, promoting so-called polarization and dividing our society. ‘[...] A responsibility for yesterday’s violent manifestation rests with these European politicians and bureaucrats, and their local agents, the fifth column, represented by four [opposition] parties.” further : “We have correctly decided to get ahead of, so to say, the very bad developments [the inspirations of the Maidan] planned for December 16-20.” This cryptic statement is wrapped in a conspiracy theory, so it begs explanation: by this statement, a GD official implies that the opposition planned protests for December when GD is set to install their loyal president and the EU Foreign Affairs Council is set to deliberate. In Mdinaradze’s words, the GD made a statement to halt the accession process to provoke protests early and thus catch the conspirators before they were ready. This “tactic” echoes the statement by party patron , who claimed to have re-submitted the law on Foreign Agents in the spring of 2024 so that the protesters “get exhausted” before the October 26 elections. The State Security Service chimed in on November 30, saying the “destructive developments” have commenced “in accordance with the indications of the case about the violent overthrow of the government, which the SSSG has been informing the public about previously.” The Security Service has been repeatedly launching “coup investigations,” which led to some interrogations publicized by the GD-aligned media and then shelved. They are diligently “re-activated” during the crisis. GD MPs also started spinning rumors that “foreign citizens” were detained during protests. “This is an interesting question ... what are they doing on Rustaveli Avenue today?” Rati Ionatamishvili. Faced with the video proof of police violence, GD admits it, condemns it, but also demonstrators have instigated it. “It is, of course, horrible to see a lying man kicked in the face, and there can be no justification for this, but if we want to be even a bit more objective, we have to point out that the instigators of violence are not one, two, five or ten, but hundreds of demonstrators.” Both and thanked the police for keeping their cool when the protesters “simply came out for seeking violence.” The has been repeatedly about the injuries sustained by the police officers, statements that are given high prominence in GD-loyal media. As more civil servants and diplomats have distanced themselves from the ruling party, they felt the need to react. GD MP Nino Tsilosani’s first reaction to such statements from Foreign Ministry employees was to say, “You will sound even more convincing if you just resign and then think about your values.” The subsequent response from GD was to disparage and patronize the signatories. Mdinaradze gaslighted the signatories saying: “To those people who can’t resist the pseudo-liberal fascism and their bullying: don’t strain yourselves too much, no need to send up the apologies from the back door either, post freely [on social media] that Georgia’s place is in Europe. [...] We are there, holding that very position, but those who bully you – as yourselves, where do they stand really? [...] Ask yourselves how you allowed yourself to be bullied [by the opposition] this way.” The Georgian Dream’s attempt to remain on the offensive is hitting the wall of mounting widespread anger, which does not seem to be dampened – so far – by the police violence or public relations tactics. On the contrary. Now, by demanding access to the Georgian Public Broadcaster (GBP) the opposition is trying to break the ruling party’s monopoly on nationwide television broadcasters, which gives them preferential access to the suburban voters.

Postecoglou praises players for Europa fight backGeorgia quarterback Carson Beck has been ruled out for the second half of Saturday's SEC Championship Game against Texas after being injured on the final play of the first half. Texas' Trey Moore forced a fumble on Beck's pass attempt, appearing to injure the Georgia quarterback's throwing arm. Beck remained motionless on the field for a short time before joining the team in the locker room. Coach Kirby Smart told ESPN at halftime that Beck was done for the day. During the third quarter, Beck was seen with ice on his right elbow. Beck completed 7 of 13 passes for 56 yards and was sacked once before exiting. Georgia backup Gunner Stockton entered and led Georgia on a 10-play, 75-yard opening second-half drive, giving the Bulldogs their first lead at 10-6. Bulldogs punter Brett Thorson injured his left knee in the third quarter and was ruled out of the contest. He was taken off on a cart. --Field Level MediaNone

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