ARIZONA -- Arizona Cardinals rookie receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is a fan of Minnesota Vikings superstar Justin Jefferson. There's few prospects that entered the draft process with hype levels similar to Harrison, though Jefferson himself being a first-round pick (though four wideouts were taken ahead of him) can attest.

What if the Cardinals don’t think Marvin Harrison Jr. can help give the franchise a fighting chance after years of being a punchline? I’m already on record as saying I think Harrison is the guy, but I’m not the one who’s going to hand an envelope to Roger Goodell in a few months.

The Arizona Cardinals made a no-brainer of a selection last April when they took Marvin Harrison Jr. out of Ohio State. Harrison has had a solid rookie season with room for improvement. Arizona is alive in the NFC playoff race at 6-5 on the season.

Louisville made a statement in the opening round of the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament with an 89-61 upset of No. 14 Indiana on Wednesday in Nassau, Bahamas. The Cardinals jumped out to a 37-29 halftime advantage and outscored the Hoosiers by 20 points after intermission for the program's first win over a ranked opponent since January 2021.

The Indiana Hoosiers take a step up in competition for an afternoon game against Louisville, their first of three games on consecutive days.

They and the Hoosiers (4-0) tip off the festivities at noon. If U of L snaps a two-game losing streak to IU with its first win in the series since 2017, it will face either No. 4 Gonzaga or West Virginia in Round 2 on Thanksgiving Day.