University of Minnesota and other law enforcement officials are preparing for possible trouble after the big Minnesota-Michigan football game tonight. A recent riot after a football a game at Minnesota State University in Mankato has raised concerns about celebrations getting out of hand. About 60-thousand people are expected at tonight's game, in which the undefeated Gophers will take on the Michigan Wolverines, a team they haven't beaten since 1986. But the Gophers are favored this year. They are ranked 17th in this week's AP poll, and have their eyes on the Big Ten title, something they haven't taken since 1967. Eric Dyer (DIE er) is the undergraduate student body president at the U of M. He says students aren't worried about other students getting out of control.