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Voices in the Wilderness Journal

The Voices in the Wilderness Journal presents stories about sports and sports culture from different vantage points and unconventional perspectives

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Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Sep 30, 2023

Tent City Saturday

“If I have to tell you one more time to get in the truck, you’re gonna be grounded!” McKinley Buxton III — better known to…

Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Aug 27, 2022

Football’s Dystopian, Fringe Future

Although studies show the numbers of players, spectators, and watchers are steadily declining, we…

Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Mar 27, 2022

The Longest Drive

“I’ve been first and last,

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Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Sep 26, 2021

The Tribal Origins of American Football Culture

Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Aug 14, 2020

The Football Industry’s Long-Overdue Reckoning Comes from an Ironic and Unlikely Source

Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Oct 7, 2019

An Open Letter to an “Uninformed” Sports Writer

Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Sep 22, 2019

The Odyssey of a Football Story

On opening day of college football season in 2015, I wrote an op-ed piece that wasn’t intended for…

Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Sep 17, 2019

Tailgate Pilgrims

Although this story series contains actual things from the world in which we live, including towns, places, and events, it…

Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

May 17, 2018

The Mysterious Case of Ron Weaver

How a 30-Year Old Football Player Who Had Already Played Out His NCAA Eligibility Managed to Trick…

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Glen Hines in Voices in the Wilderness Journal

Nov 6, 2017

Woo Pig Sooie

The following series is satire. Mostly. Although it contains things from the world in which we live, it should be read as a work of…