Still full from the feast?

Ford Field was full for the Detroit Lions annual Thanksgiving Day beating on national television.

The streets of Detroit were full, first for the record number of runners in the Turkey Trot, then the Thanksgiving Day parade.

And we're full of advice of where you should point your browser.

NFL

• The Lions' sixth consecutive Thanksgiving Day loss wasn't pretty, the Detroit Free Press reports.


• The view out of Packer land is much sunnier. The Packers have won three games in 12 days and fans in Green Bay are looking at a wild-card spot in the playoffs, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.


• Former Michigan star Charles Woodson is donating $2 million to C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, AnnArbor.com reported on Thursday.


• Woodson had an impressive day on the field, too, the Journal Sentinel says.


• Mike O'Hara at The Detroit News says owners may not bend to pressure to take the Thanksgiving Day game away from the Lions.

• The Michigan basketball team faces Marquette at noon today in the Old Spice Classic, Michael Rothstein reports for AnnArbor.com


• And we have complete coverage of the Old Spice Classic at AnnArbor.com


• Two players on the University of Colorado women's basketball team: Brittany Spears and Whitney Houston, the New York Times reports


• No. 2 Michigan State takes on 4-0 Florida tonight in Atlantic City, N.J., the Lansing State Journal reports.

• Chelsea High School running back Nick Hill is the Division 3-4 Player of the Year, the Associated Press reports.


• There is plenty of high school action to watch today and Saturday, Rich Rezler at AnnArbor.com says.

• The annual Turkey Trot runs in Detroit drew a record crowd, the Free Press says.