Ohio State receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is now a two-time Consensus All-American.
The NCAA announced the 2023 Consensus All-American team on Thursday, and Harrison is the only two-time honoree on this year’s team.
Harrison won the Biletnikoff Award and was a Heisman Trophy finalist after yet another fantastic season at Ohio State. Harrison had 67 catches, for 1,211 yards and 12 TDs. He was a first-team SN All-American last year, too, when he compiled 77 catches for 1,263 yards and 12 TDs.
MORE: Who made the 2023 SN All-America Team?
Harrison has not made a decision whether he will return for the 2024 college football season, where he would be a good bet to be a three-time selection.
Sporting News is one of five outlets used to determine consensus All-Americans along with the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), Associated Press (AP), Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) and Walter Camp Foundation (WC).
A look at the 2023 Consensus All-American Team:
2023 Consensus All-American Team
Consensus All-American offense
A look at the 2023 Consensus All-American offense, which was announced by the NCAA:
| POS | PLAYER | SCHOOL |
| QB | Jayden Daniels | LSU |
| RB | Ollie Gordon II* | Oklahoma State |
| RB | Cody Schrader | Missouri |
| WR | Marvin Harrison Jr.* | Ohio State |
| WR | Malik Nabers* | LSU |
| WR | Rome Odunze | Washington |
| TE | Brock Bowers* | Georgia |
| C | Jackson Powers-Johnson* | Oregon |
| G | Cooper Beebe* | Kansas State |
| G | Zak Zinter* | Michigan |
| T | Joe Alt* | Notre Dame |
| T | Olu Fashanu | Penn State |
| K | Graham Nicholson | Miami, Ohio |
| ATH | Travis Hunter | Colorado |
* = unanimous selection
Consensus All-American defense
A look at the 2023 Consensus All-American defense, which was announced by the NCAA:
| POS | PLAYER | SCHOOL |
| DL | Laiatu Lau* | UCLA |
| DL | T'Vondre Sweat* | Texas |
| DL | Jonah Elliss | Utah |
| DL | Jer'Zhan Newton | Illinois |
| LB | Payton Wilson* | NC State |
| LB | Dallas Turner | Alabama |
| LB | Edgerrin Cooper | Texas A&M |
| CB | Cooper DeJean* | Iowa |
| CB | Kool-Aid McKinstry | Alabama |
| CB | Beanie Bishop Jr. | West Virginia |
| S | Xavier Watts* | Notre Dame |
| S | Malaki Starks | Georgia |
| P | Tory Taylor* | Iowa |
* = unanimous selection