That is, the number of stupid excuses made by Coach Carroll, Russell Wilson, and Darrell Bevell as to why they didn’t run Marshawn Lynch up the middle for three consecutive plays and win the game.   Example from the New York Times: “The Seahawks’ offensive coordinator (Bevell) said he and Carroll feared if they ran the ball, the clock might run out on the Seahawks before the team finished its allotted plays.” It’s really too bad that Coach Carroll and Bevell weren’t up front with us and just said: “Hey! We messed up!” The most honest person on the team, Marshawn Lynch, exited the stadium immediately after the game without showering since I’m sure he didn’t want to be put in a position of lying or pointing out what a stupid call that decision was to pass rather than giving him the ball. And here’s Coach Carroll’s final comment: “Unfortunately, it was real hard luck. There’s no other way to look at it right now.” I have news for Coach Carroll: There is no such thing as hard luck. We create what happens to us in our lives, both good and bad.