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I'm naming my first son Louie. If I have only girls, I'll name one Louisa in his honor.
you rule. GO UTES!
If you have three children, you could name the third, Adokas, which has a sort of Star Wars ring to it and is Louie's name spelled backwards. Stupid, yes. But I've seen stupider in Utah.
Love,
Timm Yenmor
Player with most impact on any MWC team. Potential First-team All-American. Utes would be 4-2 or worse without him.
I just hope he is working with the 2nd string kicker and teaching him all the skills and know how Louie possess. Next year we will be without Louie, so I worry about our up and coming kicker.
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