Syracuse, N.Y. -- Among the 2,000-plus visitors in attendance for Syracuse football's spring game was a man making a long-awaited return to campus, a man regarded as perhaps the greatest receiver in the rich history of the program.
Marvin Harrison, an NFL Hall of Famer, played 13 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts. He returned to his alma mater for the first time since his final season with the Orange in 1995, when he won All-America honors, according to Jason Poles, a former teammate who works in the athletic department.
Catching up with the Orange | Marvin Harrison
Harrison watched most of the spring game down on the home sideline next to former teammate Kevin Johnson, a close friend of his.