Last summer, Brackner stumbled upon a discourse online for the Alabama esports club on campus that changed everything. The Alabama esports Club did not have a Rocket League team until Brackner and his teammates joined.hrough their infrastructure, I was able to attract a lot more Rocket League players,?Brackner said. ow we have three competitive teams.?

The three teams are all different ranks; Grand Champion and Champion III levels are on the first team. The second team showcases Champion II and I level players. The final team will vary between ranks.

Brackner was promoted to the position of Rocket League coordinator for the esports club this semester and is actively working to make the club more organized and enhance the outreach. Outside the realm of gaming, Brackner wants to include more events such as dodgeball to www.lolga.com elevate the experience the club provides and strengthen the team bonding.

getting there, but I would like it more to be of a community where people can practice and just get better. I don want to pander to just the high level players,?Brackner said. here a long way to go before it as big as I want it to be.?

Brackner reached out to different colleges to set up scrimmages with their Rocket League Trading teams. Auburn University, The University of Tennessee and Kennesaw State University are among the colleges the esports Club is looking to compete with in the near future.