Rout Of Eagles Gives Lions Another Thanksgiving Victory
After nearly a decade as Thanksgiving pushovers, the Detroit Lions have started playing their best in their holiday showcase.
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After nearly a decade as Thanksgiving pushovers, the Detroit Lions have started playing their best in their holiday showcase.
One more victory would give Michigan State's senior class a share of a school record with 42 victories.
"I'm proud of our team, the way we responded after last night's disappointment," Michigan coach John Beilein said.
If either Ohio State or Michigan had held on to beat Michigan State, a bid to the Big Ten title game would be at stake again on Saturday in the latest iteration of one of college football's greatest rivalries.
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The Detroit Lions have been rolling along the past two weeks and after a short week for a Thanksgiving game, they proved that the train is not ready to stop. There was a lot to be thankful for as the Lions absolutely demolished the Philadelphia Eagles for a third straight win.
"So this is not a typical day in that regard, but when you do have a day like this, you certainly feel good about it."
Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson combined for one of the best games of their careers, helping the surging Detroit Lions keep the Philadelphia Eagles reeling.
The Eagles also lost left tackle Jason Peters to a left ankle injury, and Lions safety Glover Quin went down with what appeared to be a left ankle injury of his own.
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Miller scored the tying goal with 1:44 left in the third period, and Boston won its sixth straight against the Red Wings.