When Luck was asked on Saturday night what he had to say to Griffin when the two stood on the field, he looked bored with the question"Nothing earthshattering," he saidOf course it was Griffin who reminded people in the days before the draft that he could have gone to Stanford and played with Luck. He said he liked the campus and was attracted to the law school there. He said Jim Harbaugh, who was coaching Stanford then, liked him a lot and wanted he and Luck to play quarterback together.For millions of sports fans, "Monday Night Football" on ABC was an American institution, and a generation of TV viewers has never known life without it. The program was the brainchild of the late Roone Arledge, who in the 1960s and 1970s pioneered sports broadcasting as the head of ABC Sports, and Pete Rozelle, then the NFL commissioner, who was the first to see the role that television would come to play in his sport. The show broke the Sunday monopoly of the NFL and showcased