New Gaming Organization Launches

 Gaming Organization Launches, Readies Gamers for "Login" Gaming Experience

The Login Gaming Network (LGN), a new gaming organization built out of Cincinnati, launches its initial schedule for the first month of 2024.

LGN will feature online and landline video gaming tournaments, leagues, celeb challenges, podcast shows, and events on a weekly basis.

The first set of tournaments will be launched Monday night (Jan 15th), as the Login NBA2k Tip Off Challenge will start tonight at 9pmET.

It will be a single elimination tournament with a $10 entry fee. 

There will also be a Double Elimination NBA2k Tip Off Challenge that will launch Tuesday night.

Ivan Johnson, the CEO of Fly Code Apparel, will be the official partner of LGN for the first quarter of the year. 

"We very excited about Fly Code Apparel, putting this partnership in motion, and launching the LGN." Johnson stated. 

The series of games that will be played in the first month will be:

NBA2k

Madden

FIFA

For more information: 

@LoginGamingNetwork

 Www.SELive365.com  and look up LGN page 

Ivan Johnson-Social Media  

@SELive365 

 

Newest Trotwood Board Member Speaks on State of Ram Nation, Mudslinging, Joining a Conference, The GWOC, "Creationism" & What Cool Facts You Don't Know About The School

 Newest Trotwood Board Member Speaks on State of Ram Nation, Mud-Slinging, Joining a Conference, The GWOC, "Creationism", & What Cool Facts You Don't Know About The School

Aaron Lumpkin, one of Trotwood's legendary football players and Ambassadors for the program and newest board member for Trotwood schools, had a serious take on a bevy of topics last week on S.E.Live365 Podcast at Dayton 24-7 studios.  

 WATCH EPISODE WITH AARON LUMPKIN BELOW

Lumpkin talks about where Ram Nation could land as far as joining a new conference.  He talks about the dispute between himself and Mary McDonald and her team; He goes in on how good Trotwood sports is, and even creates a new HS League with different teams in it.

Lumpkin also talks NFL Playoffs, can Rams boys team go deep in playoffs and what Trotwood has to offer as a elite program.

"We Carried The GWOC for years. How is one of the elite athletic programs in all of Southwest Ohio not be in a league?"Lumpkin shouts.

But make no mistake, after nearly 5 years, the Trotwood Rams organization still sits, waiting for a chance to join a league. 

While there have been rumors that Trotwood has been offered to go back to the GWOC, nothing has materialized. 

And listen to Lumpkin take on that issue as well below.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW - AARON LUMPKIN

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