Imagine the pressure you have to endure as a marquee player on one of the nation’s most visible and most talented teams. Imagine the pressure of knowing the hopes and dreams of hundreds of thousands depend on whether you can catch a ball that’s coming your way. Now imagine the pressure of doing all that while carrying the name of your father … who just happened to be better than almost anyone ever in what you’re trying to do. Some people would crumble under the pressure. Some would avoid it entirely. And some, like Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison Jr., would embrace it, wrestle it to the ground, conquer it. “I think it’s easy for us to look at and just say, ‘Well, his dad played in the NFL and then became a Hall of Famer,’” Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said earlier this year. “There’s a lot that comes…
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