Northwestern University:
 · Played 41 games; Started 22.
 · Played in every game during freshman season (1999); led team with 295 yards on kickoff returns; Earned championship performance recognition. [Coach Gary Barnett, who recruited Louis, left Northwestern for the University of Colorado during the winter of Louis’s freshman season; The new coaching staff converted Louis to wide receiver so he and current Arizona Cardinal Damien Anderson could be on the field at the same time].
 · After sitting out first 6 games of 2000 with pelvic bone injury, returned 8 kickoffs for 189 yards (avg 23.6) including a 54 yarder setting up a touchdown against Michigan.
 · Missed entire 2001 season due to broken ankle in Alamo Bowl vs Nebraska in 2000; Endured rehabilitation and the on-field death of Rashidi Wheeler, a Northwestern safety and a close teammate.
 · Louis was converted yet again to safety in 2002 where he played in all 12 games
 · Made statement as one of the hardest hitters in the Big Ten Conference in 2003; National Defensive Player of the Week for game versus Kansas (7 tackles, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery); selected co-captain by teammates.

High School:
 · 1st Team All-State (St. Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Star Tribune, and Associated Press)
 · Associated Press (AP) All-Metro
 · All-Conference
 · State Championship Game MVP
 · Team MVP
 · Conference MVP
 · Seven time Athlete-of-the-Week
 · Team Captain
 · School’s career rushing leader with 3504 yards and 47 rushing touchdowns
 · Rushed for 2112 yards and scored 34 touchdowns during senior season (both school records)
 · Returned seven punts for 270 yards and three touchdowns
 · Ran for 1114 yards and 17 touchdowns in 6 playoff games
 · Led team to Class 5A Championship
 · Academic All-Conference
 · Lettered 7 times (3-football, 4 track)

Other Items of Interest:
 · If you could possess an extraordinary talent in the arts, what would it be? To draw.
 · What is the greatest lesson in life that you have learned? Adversity makes heroes.
 · What is something people would be surprised to know about you? I used to model.

Kansas State University:
 · 2nd team All-American
 · 1st team All-Big-8 Conference
 · East-West Shrine game selection
 · Senior Bowl selection

Other Items of Interest:
 · Wife Sonji; 5 children
 · Mother placed biblical note “Isaiah 41” in his helmet while at Kansas State, referring to the last verse of the 40th chapter of Isaiah (…fly with wings as eagles…) in the Old Testament; later drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles.
 · Loves fishing, working on motorcycle and automobile engines, doing carpentry and working with his hands.

Pro Notables:
 · 2nd Round Draft pick by Philadelphia Eagles (55th overall selection) in 2001
 · Nominated for NFL Pro Bowl (special teams) in 2004

University of Arkansas:
 · 1st Team All-SEC.
 · Rated by Pro Football Weekly (Joel Buchsbaum) as one of top 6 college linebackers in the country in 2001 along with Dan Morgan, Tommy Polley and Kendrell Bell.

High School:
 · 1st Team All-State as an outside linebacker and tight end.
 · Led team to Class 6A State Championship.
 · Selected to play in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game.
 · All-County in basketball and lettered in track.

Other Items of Interest:
 · Volunteer at St. Vincent’s Operation Breakthrough, a center dedicated to inner-city children of all ages in Kansas City.
 · Taught ballroom dancing while in college and participated in NFL Films and Fox Sports Network dancing program.
 · If I suddenly had a million dollars I would: “Buy Mom a house.”
 · My Hidden Talent: Being able to hang around children…“hopefully, one day, I will become a teacher.”

Pro Notables:
 · Allocated to NFL Europe by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2004

Colorado State:
 · 3rd highest game rushing yardage in school history (237 yards vs BYU) in 2001
 · 97 yards rushing in New Orleans Bowl in 2001
 · Team leader in rushing yards (841 yards) and rushing touchdowns (4) in 2001
 · Versatile, multidimensional, all-purpose back, scoring touchdowns as running back, wide receiver, punt returner and passer;

University of Kansas:
 · Designated as emergency quarterback
 · 5th in Big-12 Conference and 31st in nation with 11.1 yard average on 15 punt returns
 · 6th longest punt return in school history (79 yards for a TD vs Missouri)

High School:
 · Top college prospect in state of Kansas.
 · 1st Team All-State and 1st Team All-League on both offense and defense
 · Varsity letterman in Track

Pro Notables:
 · Named starting fullback in 2006, replacing two-time pro bowler Tony Richardson.
 · Saw action in 14 games in 2005, excelling on special teams.
 · Caught a 15-yard pass from Trent Green vs the New York Jets on 9/11/2005 (911) for his first career NFL reception.
 · Recorded career-high 3 special teams tackles vs Oakland on 9/19/2005.

Northern State:
 · Spent two productive years at NCAA Division II Northern State in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Played in 22 games, rushing 440 times for 2,368 yards with 25 TDs and catching 39 passes for 375 yards with two scores.
 · First-team All-region and Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference

Mendocino Community College:
 · Began college career at Mendocino Community College in Ukiah, California where he was named All-Conference and All-Region after rushing for 1779 yards on 264 attempts (6.7 avg) with 14 TDs.

High School:
 · Ranked second in the state of California in rushing yards
 · Named student-athlete of the year at Clear Lake High School in Lakeport, California.

Other Items of Interest:
 · Was named “Yukon” by former Kansas City Chiefs head coach Dick Vermeil. Upon making Kansas City’s 53-man roster in 2005, Ronnie told Vermeil that he always wanted to purchase a GMC Yukon, and now he could finally afford to do it.
 · Two daughters Haley and Mareya.

University of Georgia:
 · Recipient of J.E. and W.S. Hickey Endowed Football Scholarship in 2002 and 2004.
 · Team accomplishments include:
    · 2002: Georgia’s 1st SEC Championship in 20 years; Defeated LSU in Sugar Bowl; Set school record for most victories in a season (13); Finished with final national #3 ranking; Defense finished 1st in SEC and 4th nationally in scoring defense (15.1 pg), 1st in SEC in red-zone defense (58.8%), 2nd in SEC and 19th nationally in total defense (303.5 ypg) and allowed only 30 total second half points in the final 7 games of the season.
    · 2003: Won 32 games from 2001-2003, ranked among top 5 teams nationally in winning percentage and ranked 2nd nationally in scoring defense (14.5 ppg), 4th in total defense (276.86 ypg), 6th in passing defense (174.5 ypg), 14th nationally in turnover margin and 4th in number of scoreless quarters (25) among the AP’s final Top Ten teams.
    · 2004: Posted 42-10 record from 2001-2004 (6th best in the nation), 3 straight seasons of 10 or more wins, 3 straight bowl victories, and 3 consecutive national top six finishes.
 · Named to Pre-season All-SEC third team by SEC coaches.
 · Invited to play in East-West Shrine all-star game.
 · Invited to play in Villages Gridiron Classic all-star game.

University of Louisville:
 · All-American Honorable Mention.
 · Considered one of college footballs' most prolific pass rushers.
 · Amassed 26 sacks and 144 tackles (89 solo) during 3 year collegiate career (entered NFL Draft after junior season).

Kansas State University:
 · Selected Team Captain/Player Representative.
 · Paul Coffman Award

High School:
 · Football and baseball standout at Hazelwood Central High School

Notable Statistics:
 · 40 Yards: 4.41 seconds
 · Vertical Leap: 42” (best in the nation for draftable wide receivers in 2005 per The Sporting News).
 · Broad Jump: 10 feet, 11 inches (2nd best in the nation for draftable wide receivers in 2005 per The Sporting News).

Highland Community College:
2000 and 2001
 · All-America Honorable Mention as a freshman
 · All-Jayhawk Conference
 · Team Offensive Player of the Year
 · 79 receptions, 1481 yards (18.7 avg) and 20 touchdowns over 2 year span
 · Led Jayhawk Conference with average of 153.8 all-purpose yards per game after posting 399 yards on 15 kickoff returns (league-leading 26.6 avg), 92 yards rushing and scoring 9 touchdowns in 8 games.
 · Holds school’s career record with 20 touchdown catches
 · Scored school career record 5 touchdowns in a 9 catch, 200 yard game against Independence.
 · Ranked 65th on the top JC list by JCFootball.com
 · Listed 65th on JuCo Top 100 by SuperPrep Magazine
 · Team MVP both years

Kansas State University:
 · Received NFL Combine invitation.

Other Items of Interest:
 · Quote from Coach Bill Snyder: “Tony is the complete package at receiver…speed, hands and size.”
 · NFL.com: “…has a lean athletic physique with solid upper body muscle definition, long arms, tight waist and hips, good bubble, muscular thighs and calves and minimal body fat…strong open field runner with long legs and solid muscle tone in his upper body…has that explosive initial step needed to gain advantage over the defensive backs coming off the line of scrimmage…not afraid to deliver a hand punch to rock the defenders back on their heels while escaping press coverage…excellent cut-blocker who immediately gets into the second level to stalk and engage the linebackers…shows good route awareness ability, maintaining balance while working the sidelines…has the deep acceleration and hip swerve to avoid defenders up field in order to gain yardage after the catch…has the ability to come back for the off-target throws, willingly sacrificing his body to take the hit in order to get to the ball…standout special teams performer whose acceleration and balance make him a dangerous kickoff returner.

Junior College:
 · 1st Team NJCAA All-American

High School:
 · All-District selection
 · Jim Thorpe All-Star