Griffin, Roberts lift Air Force to 20-3 win over Army

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- Tight end Garrett Griffin retreated into the locker room late in the third quarter and simply covered his eyes. Ten minutes of solitude, that's all he needed to get rid of his nagging migraine. Crowd roaring and headache retreating, Griffin returned to the bench just in time to be placed into the game, where he caught a game-clinching touchdown pass -- his second of the game -- to help Air Force beat Army 20-3 on Saturday. "They're like, `Don't come out if you're having symptoms," recounted Griffin, whose team won their 11th straight home game. "But I got up and felt good. "It's not that big of deal." This win certainly was, because with it Air Force (6-3) became bowl eligible. Even more, the Falcons remain in the running for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, which is presented annually to the winning academy in the round-robin competition.