Hall of Famer’s son Marvin Harrison Jr. making own impact as a receiver

Marvin Harrison Jr. wasn’t just following his father into football, he was playing the exact same position as his Hall of Fame dad.

ATLANTA — There was pressure — of course there was pressure.

“People kind of expect you to be just as good if not better than he was,” the standout Ohio State sophomore said Thursday at Peach Bowl media day. “The pressure is always there, I just got used to it over time.”

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